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| Nestled between the West and
Connecticut Rivers, Brattleboro offers an exceptional variety of activities, arts,
entertainment, shopping and dining. Visitors can still arrive in town by train, with
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Nestled at the
base of a mountain is "The Waterfront", which offers food, spirits, and a spin
out on the Belle of Brattleboro. The Belle of Brattleboro water tour completes the romance
of Southern Vermont with a beautiful view of the West River in summer bloom. |
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Where two major rivers
converge, the Connecticut and the West Rivers, is the site of some of the best canoeing
around. Row out to one of the many sandbars for a picnic or for an extended trip, view the
longest covered bridge in Vermont from the water. |
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Brattleboro is a
"large" town offering many things to see and do. You can escape the hustle and
bustle with a tour of one the museums, or relax at one of the many fine restaurants. |
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| For visitors of all ages, on
view is one of Vermont's proudest livelihoods - farming. Learn how a farm is run, feed the
animals, and take a buggy ride across green fields. In winter, sleigh rides are available. |
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Vermont
in summer is not lacking for beauty and pastoral scenes. Visit the sites that you don't
get to see on a weekend ski blitz. And don't forget to stop and smell the flowers. |
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