Men have been pulling this stone out of the ground here for over 100 years. A short movie is very interesting and complements a visit to Hope Cemetery just a couple of miles away. My 2 grandsons got to sandblast their own souvenier (supervised of course) and loved it! More

Went her with my daughter as a field trip - I had so much fun. walking around and then making a rock. Still have it. More

Yes, interesting to a degree. However, it is really just a big hole in he ground and a museum that is really not much more than a merchandise store. More

My husband and I have lived in Vermont all our lives and we recently visited Rock of Ages for the first time. The tour was interesting and the quarry was really worth seeing. Truly Awesome. More

Visited here while recently touring Vermont. This attraction is not to be missed. It is an informative look at how granite is quarried and used here in Vermont. Visiting Rock of Ages consists of three different experiences: Visitor's Center, Quarry tour and self-guided factory tour. The visitor's center has friendly staff and there is a gift shop with a number... More

This is one huge quarry and definitely worth the time to look it over. Watch a short film at the visitors center and get your tickets for a short trip up a hill to see the quarry. You will be amazed how deep it is and how the workers look like ants down there. Enough granite for many century's. It's... More

We visited Stowe for 2 days in August, and after seeing Ben & Jerry's and other food-type attractions, we took a trip (~30-45 minutes) to see the Rock of Ages Quarry. The tour to the edge of the quarry cost $5 each, which is definitely worth it for the experience. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and personable, and really... More

Very informative! Staff was very friendly and accommodating. More

We were looking for inexpensive ways to spend some time in Stowe. This is a short drive and an inexpensive way to see and amazing quarry. Don't miss out on going to Hope cemetary top see at the amazing granite tomb stones, including a soccer ball, airplane and nascar. More