Philip & Elizabeth’s guidebook
Essentials
There are two Shaw's nearby, one in Poultney, and this one in Fair Haven. This one has the better selection.
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Shaw's
654 Rte 22a NThere are two Shaw's nearby, one in Poultney, and this one in Fair Haven. This one has the better selection.
High quality outdoor wear, friendly staff, frequent sales. You'll always find something you need here.
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Carl Durfee's Store
34 Main StHigh quality outdoor wear, friendly staff, frequent sales. You'll always find something you need here.
Food scene
Love this place. It's in the middle of nowhere, but not far from our home. Great food. Nightly specials. Saturday is Prime Rib night. The desserts alone are worth the drive. Local beer on tap.
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Wheel Inn Restaurant
730 Lake RdLove this place. It's in the middle of nowhere, but not far from our home. Great food. Nightly specials. Saturday is Prime Rib night. The desserts alone are worth the drive. Local beer on tap.
Breakfast, lunch or dinner, this diner is a good choice. Check out the daily specials.
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The Birdseye Diner
590 Main StBreakfast, lunch or dinner, this diner is a good choice. Check out the daily specials.
Taps Tavern
158 Main StGood food, good selection of beer on tap. Friendly staff.
The Lake House
3569 VT-30Spectacular lake view dining.
Deli and liquor store. Great sandwiches to go. Beer growlers available in summer months.
Full Belly Deli
206 Main StDeli and liquor store. Great sandwiches to go. Beer growlers available in summer months.
Skiing
Nearest ski resort. Smaller and more intimate than Killington
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Skigebiet Pico Mountain
73 Alpine DrNearest ski resort. Smaller and more intimate than Killington
Killington has the largest ski area in the eastern U.S., and has the largest vertical drop in New England at 3,050 feet.
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Skigebiet Pico Mountain
73 Alpine DrKillington has the largest ski area in the eastern U.S., and has the largest vertical drop in New England at 3,050 feet.