VERMONT
Field Trips

Nature’s Classroom gives students the opportunity to break out from the constraints of the walls of a school and learn from the world first hand.

The New England Maple Museum reveals the mysteries of the maple tree and the sugar it produces. Visitors can learn about the history of maple syrup, taste some samples, and purchase some to take home!

The North Branch Nature Center is a 28-acre preserve of forest and fields, connecting visitors to the natural world. Explore the secrets of the warblers and willow, to hike, ski and swim.

Located in Windsor, the Path of Life Garden is a crafted landscape where visitors can experience the story of the great circle of life through sculptures of varying sizes and materials.

Riley Rink at Hunter Park is a premier civic center that provides quality athletic experiences for children, teens, adults and families. Riley Rink features the area’s only Olympic-sized ice skating rink, a fully stocked skate rental and retail shop.

The Robert Frost Stone House Museum is a literary landmark honoring America’s favorite poet. Frost lived in the house from 1920 to 1929, while he composed many of the pieces that became part of “New Hampshire.

Spare Time Colchester Bowling Center is the place to be with a state-of-the-art facility and open lanes every day. They offer games, lanes, food and fun.

Have a ball at Stowe Golf Park! More than just a miniature adventure, Stowe Golf Park has an 18-hole putting course and mini-kiosk for snacks and drinks.

The Bennington Center for the Arts is a comprehensive arts center featuring multiple galleries, permanent Native American exhibits, a Covered Bridge Museum, art studios and a 315 seat proscenium theater.

The Nature Museum displays the natural history of northern New England, with exhibits on local flora, fauna, and geology.

Family owned and operated True North Kayak Tours has been offering trips off the shore of Vermont’s Lake Champlain for the past 10 years.

The University of Vermont Adventure Ropes Course provides group challenges and team-building programs. Located on 90 acres in South Burlington, the UVM ARC is comprised of 20 high and low elements nestled in a stand of 80-year-old conifers.