The Rockefeller home looks as if Mr. Rockefeller left just yesterday, which is how he intended it to be. The miles of hiking trails are delightful as they pass through deep woods and meadows. There are water features as well as splendid views.

The Rockefeller home looks as if Mr. Rockefeller left just yesterday, which is how he intended it to be. The miles of hiking trails are delightful as they pass through deep woods and meadows. There are water features as well as splendid views.
When it was suggested to me visit a farm, I thought-No Thanks. But I am glad we went..the tour of the house was very interesting and the tour guide was very informative. I learned alot and would even return with my wife if I am in the area again.
Make sure to get a guided tour of the mansion, it is absolutely worth the time and the price. Be sure and leave plenty of time to walk the beautiful trails behind the mansion when you are done. Lovely and well managed woods!
After a beautiful walk on well marked trails in the winter has us planning another visit in the spring to check out the mansion and hear more about the founders land stewardship efforts.
A great web of trails for snowshoeing and nordic skiing in the winter and I would imagine biking and hiking in the summer. Beautiful terrain.
Two hour Snowshoe round trip with stops at the Pouge from prosper trail and Northern Overlook from North Ridge loop. Parked our car in the lot on the West side of the park. There are signs that will warn of break-ins. So, dont bring anything that you will not take with you on your hike. Get a map online or...
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The farm is authentic and educational for families. The former Lawrence Rockefeller home is perfectly preserved and wonderful for adults to visit an era of the emergence of the conservationist movement.
Excellent National Park Rangers and docents as tourguides - fabulous history of the 3 families, the area and conservation. Beautiful artwork! This is a home to incredible people.
The Billings Farm and Museum:
This is an operating dairy farm and a museum of Vermont’s Rural Past. Doesn’t sound fun right? It is.
First, the are horse drawn sleigh rides in the winter. They put tartan plaid wool blankets on your lap and off you go with hot cider in hand. Next you can go visit the animals. As...
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The grounds and house were just beautiful. Our guide was very informative and gave a wonderful tour.
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