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We are delighted to welcome you to the WilloughVale Inn and hope your stay with us is very special! This guide has been prepared by our staff to enhance your visit to Lake Willoughby and the Northeast Kingdom. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the Inn’s amenities and the area’s wide array of year-round activities and attractions. It is our mission to provide you with all the information and assistance necessary to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.

The WilloughVale Staff Table of Contents

History of the WilloughVale Inn...... 1 Telephone Instructions...... 3 Inn Telephone Directory...... 4 Guest Services at the Inn...... 5 Television Directory...... 8 DVD Rentals...... 9 Retail Items for Sale...... 10 Area Information...... 11 Driving Distances...... 14 Local Attractions...... 15 Summer Activities...... 18 Winter Activities...... 21 Dining at the Inn...... 23 WilloughVale Inn Menu...... 24 Other Dining Recommendations...... 26 The Green Mountain Inn...... 28 History of the Willoughvale Inn

The WilloughVale Farm WilloughVale Cabins and Restaurant Over a century ago, much of Vermont was farm- In 1933, Charles A. (“Doc”) Harter and Lee E. Emerson land. At that time, the WilloughVale Inn was known acquired the property, which had by then become the “Wil- as the WilloughVale Farm. Owned by Dr. Wells of loughVale Inn Cabins and Restaurant.” The Harter family Orleans, who made a specialty of furnishing farm at the time owned much of the property at the north end of products to cottage residents, the farm was run by the lake, including what is today The North Beach and once George Conley and his wife. what was known as the Songadeewin, a highly renowned girl’s In 1909, before he would achieve poetic immor- camp. The family owned and operated the Inn and Restau- tality, the “road less traveled” brought the Ameri- rant for the next few decades, expanding and upgrading the can Poet Robert Frost and his family to a tent-site property. In the late 1970’s, the Safka family from New Jersey on the WilloughVale Farm. Like so many others bought and operated the property for nearly a decade, until a over the years, locals and visitors alike, Frost was couple from Connecticut, the Symcaks, purchased the prop- inspired by Lake Willoughby. His idyll, “A Servant erty. The Symcaks demolished the remaining structure and to Servants,” from his published book, North of built a replica of the former Inn mirroring the footprints left Boston, describes both Willoughby Lake and life by previous owners. In addition to the ornate construction on the WilloughVale Farm in his unforgettable of the replica Inn, the Symcaks added a large basement, a union of pastoral and philosophical poetry. The gazebo, and rebuilt the four lakefront cottages. The Willough- main character in the poem is a composite of three Vale Inn boasted a 120-seat restaurant, eight country Inn women, one of which was the hard working Mrs. rooms, and four lakeside cottages. Conley. With a touch of understanding about the inherent uncertainty of the hospitality industry, and at the same time evidence of this long tradition here at the WilloughVale, Frost writes...

..Your going and coming. And you like it here? I can see how you might. But I don’t know! It would be different if more people came, for then there would be business. As it is, the cottages Len built, sometimes we rent them sometimes we don’t. We’ve a good piece of shore that ought to be worth something, and may yet. But I don’t count on it as much as Len... 1 History of the Willoughvale Inn (continued)

A New Era by’s most renowned tavern owner from days gone by, the As a visitor to Lake Willoughby (with an appreci- WilloughVale renamed its restaurant Gil’s Bar and Grill in the ation for the area’s pastoral qualities and exceptional spring of 2011 to honor Peter Gilman who established Lake outdoor recreational opportunities), David Gamer- Willoughby’s first tavern – aptly named Gilman’s Tavern - in off fell in love with the property. the mid 1800’s. The Gameroff Trust acquired the property in Gilman was something of an institution in the Westmore 1996, the very same owners who operate the largely area. Known for his willingness to always do a good turn for successful Green Mountain Inn in Stowe, Vermont. his town, Gilman taught school and held various town offices The Trust renovated and upgraded the building, over the years. He was instrumental in getting what is now VT readying the WilloughVale for its reopening and Rt. 5A built around the lake, ultimately going broke using his return to its long tradition in hospitality. own money to get the job completed. In the summer of 2001, the large dining room Gilman’s Tavern, open year round, provided hearty fare for was downsized to accommodate the construction of teamsters, loggers, fishing parties and summer vacationers two luxury suites, the Governor Aiken and Gazebo, alike for well over 50 years. After his death in 1872, Gilman’s offering the ultimate in elegance and luxury. In wife, son Edward and grandson Harry continued to operate addition, all rooms, suites and cottages have satellite the tavern. Mrs. Gilman’s fine 40 cent dinners were the stuff of televisions, DVD players and telephones. An Inn local lore and the family was known for dispensing “bountiful dock was put in for summertime use, and amenities hospitality and being congenial hosts.” With a reputation as including kayaks, bicycles, canoes, and snowshoes one of the finest cooks in the state, Mrs. Gilman reportedly are added every year. served a staggering 1518 meals during the month of June in In 2010 we enhanced the Waterfront Activity 1893 alone. The tavern was sold in 1917 to Charles Foster who Area adding kayaks, canoes and a firepit. A Game remodeled the tavern and renamed it the New Willoughby Room was built in the Main Inn offering Air Hock- House. ey, Pool Table, Wii Nintendo and Ping Pong. If you are interested in more history about the Willough- In 2011, the popular Robert Frost lakefront Vale Inn or Lake Willoughby, Willoughby Lake, cottage underwent a major renovation with a new Legends and Legacies, kitchen and dining area layout - complete with by Harriet Fischer, is available for sale at the Reception Desk. granite countertops, washer, dryer and dishwasher. Central air-conditioning and two flat screen televisions completed the renovation. The Robert Frost, Angler, Birches and Pisgah cottages, along with the Main Inn, were freshened up with new paint colors. The Birches and Pisgah lakefront cottages underwent a major renovation with a new kitchen, living room and dining area layout created to provide the utmost in modern conveniences and relaxation while enjoying a beautiful lake view. New living room, kitchen and dining furnishings have been added, along with two flat screen televisions, central air-conditioning and an oversized Jacuzzi in the remodeled bathroom. With a respectful nod to one of Lake Willough- 2 Telephone Instructions

Local Calls Dial 9 + Number Calls to the following towns are local: Albany, Barton, Burke, Craftsbury, Derby, Derby Line, Island Pond, Morgan, Lyndonville, Newark, Newport, Orleans and Troy. A local telephone directory is available in your room.

Long Distance The Vermont Area Code is (802) US & Canada Compliments of the Inn Credit Card, Collect 9 + 0 for operator Directory Assistance 9 + 411

Fax Guests may receive facsimiles. There is $1.00 per page for incoming. The Inn’s fax number is (802) 525-4514. The Reception Desk will contact you if we receive a fax.

Messages Outside callers can reach you through the Reception Desk during business hours by calling (802) 525-4123. The call will be transferred to your room. If you are not in, we will take a message for you and post it to your room door. The WilloughVale uses an answering machine for calls received after hours.

Computer Access A computer with complimentary Internet access is available for guests in the Library. Wireless Internet access is also available in the Main Inn and Cottages.

3 Inn Telephone Directory

Reception Desk...... 0

To call another room or cottage just dial the room extension listed below. Room #1 WESTMORE...... 101 Room #2 LOON...... 102 Room #3 LUPINE...... 103 Room #4 KEEWAYDEN...... 104 Room #5 OSPREY...... 105 Room #6 WEATHERVANE...... 106 Room #7 GARDEN VIEW...... 107 Room #8 HARTER SUITE...... 108 Room #9 COURTYARD...... 109 Room #10 GOVERNOR AIKEN...... 110 Room #11 GAZEBO...... 111 ROBERT FROST COTTAGE...... 201 ANGLER COTTAGE...... 202 BIRCHES COTTAGE...... 203 PISGAH COTTAGE...... 204 SONGADEEWIN COTTAGE...... 301 TWILIGHT COTTAGE...... 302 CONLEY COTTAGE...... 303

EMERGENCY FIRE...... 9-911 AMBULANCE (Medical Emergency)...... 9-911 POLICE...... 9-911 NORTH COUNTRY HOSPITAL (Newport)...... 9-334-7331

4 Guest Services at the Inn

Activities and Events See the Reception Desk for a copy of current Activities and Events.

After Hours at the Inn If you are staying in the Main Inn, you have a key to access the front door of the Inn. If you have an emergency when the Reception Desk is closed, please call 9-1-802-730-6294 to reach our overnight attendant. If you get locked out of the Inn, go to the front door and there is a phone where you can call for assistance.

Boats Canoes and kayaks are available seasonally and are located across from the Inn beside the lake. Paddles and flotation devices are located in the waterfront shed. There is a sign-out sheet at the shed.

Check-out Time Check-out time is 11:00 am. Guests who check-out later than 11:00 am are subject to a charge equal to a full day room rate. Late check-outs may be granted by the Reception Desk on a discretionary basis.

Continental Breakfast Buffet A continental breakfast buffet is served in Gil’s Bar and Grill from 8:00 am until 10:00 am. The buffet is included in the room rate for Main Inn guests. For guests staying in cottages the buffet is available at an additional cost of $7 per person.

Credit Cards For your convenience, we honor Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.

Cribs The Inn currently has Pack & Plays and air mattresses that are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please dial 0 and the Reception Desk will assist you.

DVDs DVDs are available for rent at the Reception Desk for $4.00 each (plus tax).

Reception Desk The Reception Desk is staffed daily with seasonal hours. Check with staff for hours of coverage during your stay.

5 Guest Services at the Inn (continued)

Fireplaces Angler, Frost and Pisgah Cottages - a Vermont casting fireplace is your heat source and is controlled only by the thermostat on the wall. Adjust the temperature accordingly. Gazebo Room - the switch for the gas fireplace is to the left of the bed. Governor Aiken Room - a log is provided for the wood-burning fireplace. The Reception Desk can provide additional logs. To open the flue, turn counter-clockwise; to close, turn clockwise.

Games Monopoly, backgammon, checkers, apples to apples, puzzles and other games can be found in the library. Playing cards are available for sale. Badminton is set-up on the lawn by the main dock.

Gratuities A 6% service charge is added to your bill for your convenience. This is shared by those staff that provide services during your stay. Dinner tipping is left to your discretion. Customary tipping for good restaurant service is 15% - 20%. Gratuities may be charged to your room by indicating the amount on your restaurant check and signing the check to your room.

Housekeeping Daily housekeeping service is provided in the Main Inn and Cottages. If you need an extra pillow, towels or a blanket, please contact the Reception Desk by dialing 0. Please place Service Please card on door for housekeeping service.

Ice Should you need ice, contact the Reception Desk and our staff will assist you. Ice buckets are provided in your room or cottage.

Justices of the Peace A list of local Justices of the Peace is available at the Reception Desk should you wish to contact them for a ceremony.

Lost and Found Please contact the Reception Desk by dialing 0.

Mail Outgoing mail may be left at the Reception Desk and is mailed by 11 am daily. Postcards and stamps are available for sale at the Reception Desk. A Post Office is located on Route 5 in the town of Barton.

Newspapers The Orleans County Record is available daily, The Chronicle, a weekly local newspaper, and North Star, a monthly newspaper are also available in the library for guests to peruse.

6 Guest Services at the Inn (continued)

Mountain Bikes Two mountain bikes and helmets are available seasonally to our guests free of charge. Please inquire at the Reception Desk.

Snowshoes Two pairs of Tubb snowshoes are available seasonally to our guests free of charge. Please inquire at the Reception Desk.

Pets • The WilloughVale Inn welcomes dogs. We have designated rooms and cottages for you and your pet. There are rules regarding your pet’s stay. • We accept one dog in the Main Inn and Pisgah cottage, subject to approval at time of reservation. A $40.00++ per night service fee applies. Dogs are not allowed in the Governor Aiken, Gazebo, Robert Frost, Angler and Birches cottages. • Pets are not allowed in the restaurant (State Law). According to ADA service animals for people with disabilities are permitted in restaurants. Emotional support animals are not service animals. • Please do not leave your dog unattended in your guest room or cottage for an extended period of time as they tend to get lonesome and bored, and tend to get into mischief. • If we determine there is damage in your room caused by your pet, or if bedding or drapes need to be dry-cleaned due to pet odor or soilage, you will be notified and your credit card will be charged accordingly. • The Inn is not responsible for any pet that escapes upon the entry of housekeeping or other Inn staff who may need access to your room. • Please pick up pet waste on the grounds. Doggy waste bags available at Reception Desk. Suggested walks for your pet include the hiking trails of Willoughby State Forest and the VAST corridor extending from the parking lot up the hill into the woods. Be extra careful in the winter if you intend to use the VAST corridor, as snowmobilers move very fast and may endanger both yourself and your pet. If you have the time, you and your dog can take a trip to Stephen Huneck’s Dog Chapel in St. Johnsbury for a unique experience.

Retail We have a variety of WilloughVale Inn and Lake Willoughby memorabilia that make great gifts for yourself and for loved ones. For a complete list refer to the retail section of this guide. Items are available at the Reception Desk.

Storage Contact the Reception Desk if you need storage for any large items, bicycles etc. The WilloughVale Inn is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Weather The seven-day forecast from weather.com is printed daily and on display at the Reception Desk. The official VAST

7 Television Directory

2...... CNN...... Cable News Network 3...... CBS...... Burlington, Vermont 4...... ABC...... Burlington, Vermont 5...... NBC...... New York, NY NBC 6...... USA...... USA Network 7...... TBS ...... Turner Broadcasting Station 8...... CN...... Cartoon Network 9...... TNT...... Turner Network Television 10...... FOX...... Burlington, Vermont 11...... DISC...... Discovery Channel 12...... TWC...... The Weather Channel 13...... FXNEWS...... FOX News Network 14...... NESN...... New England Sports Network

DVDs are available for guests to rent for $4.00 each (plus tax) at the Reception Desk.

8 Available DVDs

A Dog’s Purpose Pitch Perfect The Ugly Truth About Last Night Proof The X Files Argo Rocky Balboa Tower Heist Australia Rogue One Transformers 1 Transformers 2 Babel Sweet Home Alabama Transformers 3 Bad Teacher Slumdog Millionaire Twilight Batman Begins Spiderman 2.1 Twilight Eclipse Bewitched Sully Twilight New Moon Black Panther T-Core (workout) Unstoppable Black Swan The Accountant X-men Changeling The Best of Me X-men2 Casino Royale The Black Dahlia X-men – The Last Stand Daddy’s Home The Blind Side Die Another Day The Bounty Hunter Easy A The Bourne Ultimatum Childrens Elizabeth The Bourne Identity A Bugs Life Fantastic 4 The Bourne Supremacy Boss Baby Flags Of Our Fathers The Bourne Legacy Brave Gone Girl The Break Up Despicable Me Despicable Me 2 Gangs of New York The Commuter Disney’s Up! Grown Ups The Constant Gardener Disney’s Aristocats He’s Just Not That Into You The Dark Night Disney’s Tarzan I Am Legend The Davinci Code Dr. Seuss – Horton Hears A Who! Interstellar The Fighter Flushed J Edgar The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Frozen Just Go With It The Good Shepard Happy Feet La La Land The Heat Harry Potter Lady in the Water The Help How to Train your Dragon The Hunger Games Ice Age 1 Love and other Drugs The Hunger Games Catching Fire Ice Age 2 Lucky Seven The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1 Jumanji Love Actually The Hurt Locker Maleficent Marilyn The Iron Lady Mary Poppins Michael Jackson – This Is It The Last King of Scotland Moana Mrs. Doubtfire The Proposal Monster Trucks My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 The Revenant Open Season Northern Borders The Sweetest Thing The BFG One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest The Taking of Pelham 123 Tom & Jerry The Town Public Enemies Toy Story 2

9 Willoughvale Retail

Clothing Books Baseball Cap...... $26.95 Legends of Willoughby Book...... $21.95 Bathrobe...... $76.00 Old Stone House Book...... $5.95 Women’s Sweatshirt...... $44.95 Beautiful Willoughby Book...... $9.95 Men’s Sweatshirt...... $49.95 Mugs and Glasses Women’s T-shirt...... $24.95 Ceramic Coffee Mug...... $18.95 Men’s T-shirt...... $25.95 Ceramic Pitcher...... $18.95 Water Shoes...... $9.95 Pint Glass...... $5.95 Gifts Miscellaneous Maple Syrup, 1.7 oz...... $6.95 Toothbrush...... $3.25 Maple Syrup, 3.4 oz...... $9.95 Razor...... $1.50 Orah Moore Single Card...... $3.95 Off Bug Spray...... $7.50 Postcard, Single...... $0.40 Playing Cards...... $3.50 3 Postcards...... $1.00 Lake Willoughby Facades Danforth Ornament...... $14.95 Flat...... $15.95 Small Framed Picture...... $10.95 Magnet...... $9.95 Maple Leaf Pin...... $18.95

Prices subject to change.

10 Area Information For long distance calls use a calling card, credit card or make a collect call. Airlines The nearest airports served by commercial airlines are in Burlington, VT and Manchester, NH. Delta Connection...... 1-800-221-1212 Jet Blue...... 1-800-538-2583 Porter (winter schedule)...... FlyPorter.com only United Airlines...... 1-800-864-8331 American Airways...... 1-800-433-7300 Frontier...... 1-801-401-9000 Antiques Artful Eye, 443 Railroad, St Johnsbury...... 802-424-1414 Gift Wrecked at the Eastside Restaurant, 47 Landing St., Newport...... 334-0295 Moose River Lake and Lodge Store, 370 Railroad St., St. Johnsbury...... 802-748-2423 Nana’s Bears and Buttons, 128 Perron Hill, Glover...... 525-8830 Route 5 Collectibles, 70 Main St., Lyndonville...... 626-5430 Runaway Cafe and Group Shop, 316 Dry Pond Rd, Glover...... 525-8891 Auto/Boat Repair Butler Family Auto, 51 Main St., Barton...... 525-1255 Croteau Auto Parts, Route 5, Orleans...... 754-6920 Newport Marine Services 197 Farrant St Newport...... 334-5911 Russell’s Service, 4067 Barton Orleans Rd., Orleans...... 754-6670 Riverside Garage, 4161 VT Rt 14, Irasburg...... 754-2234 Sonny’s Repair, 2436 US-5, Orleans...... 754-9531 Banks and ATMS An ATM is located at the Willoughby Lake Store (1 mile from the Inn) An ATM is located at the Evansville Trading Post on Route 58W (7 miles from the Inn) TD Banknorth Vermont, 424 Main St., Barton...... 525-6521 Community National Bank, Church St., Barton...... 525-3524 Passumpsic Savings Bank, 1 Gardner St., Newport...... 334-6529 Churches Barton Baptist Church...... 525-3624 St. Paul’s Catholic Church (Barton)...... 525-3711 St. Theresa Church, 5 Willoughby Ave., Orleans...... 525-3711 Westmore Community Church...... 525-1108 Dentists Associates in Orthodontics, 338 Highland Ave., Newport...... 334-7945 Dr. Donald Dahlin, DDS, 83 Second St., Newport...... 334-6766

11 Area Information (continued)

Doctors Barton Clinic, Elm St., Barton...... 525-3539 Northeastern VT Regional Hospital, 1315 Hospital Dr., St. Johnsbury...... 802-748-8141 North Country Hospital, Prouty Dr., Newport...... 334-3260 Drug Stores Kinney Drugs, 16 Church St., Barton ...... 525-4098 Open Mon-Fri 8:00-6:00, Sat 8:00-3:00, Sun 8:00-1:00 Kinney Drugs, 407 Broad Street, Lydonville...... 626-3779 Open Mon-Fri 7:00-9:00, Sat 7:00-9:00, Sun 9:00-6:00 Kinney Drugs, 55 Shattuck Hill Road, Newport...... 334-1600 Open Mon-Fri 7:30-9:00, Sat 7:30-9:00, Sun 9:00-6:00 Rite-Aid Pharmacy, 412 Broad Street, Lyndonville...... 626-4366 Open Mon-Fri 8:00-8:30, Sat 8:00-8:30, Sun 9:00-6:00 Rite-Aid Pharmacy, 59 Waterfront Plaza, Newport...... 334-6785 Open Mon-Fri 8:00-9:00, Sat 8:00-8:00, Sun 9:00-6:00 Rite-Aid Pharmacy, Route 5, Derby...... 334-2313 Open Mon-Fri 8:00-9:00, Sat 8:00-9:00, Sun 8:00-9:00 Florists All About Flowers, 196 Eastern Avenue, St. Johnsbury...... 802-748-5656 Farrants Greenhouse, 323 Farrants St., Newport...... 334-6597 Price Chopper Florist, 56 Common Dr., Newport...... 334-1475 Grocery and General Stores Willoughby Lake Store...... 525-3300 Evansville Trading Post, Route 58, Evansville...... 748-1109 C&C Supermarket, Crystal Lake Plaza, Barton...... 525-3444 Olneys General Store and Liquor Store, 72 Main St, Orleans...... 754-6365 Thibault’s Market, 52 Main Street, Orleans...... 754-6015 Price Chopper, St. Johnsbury...... 334-1475 Price Chopper, Derby...... 334-1475 River’s Edge Farmstand (May - October), Barton...... 525-4000 Shaws, Derby...... 334-8466 Hospitals North Country Hospital, Prouty Drive, Newport...... 334-3260 Northeastern VT Regional Hospital, 1315 Hospital Drive, St. Johnsbury...... 802-748-8141

12 Area Information (continued)

Laundry Cleaning Clarks, 47 Second St., Newport...... 334-2636 North End Laundry, 600 Main St., Lyndonville ...... 626-9381 Libraries Barton Public Library, Church St., Barton ...... 525-6524 Haskell Free Library, 93 Caswell Ave., Derby | www.haskellopera.org ...... 873-3022 Jones Memorial Library, Water St., Orleans ...... 754-6660 Athenaeum, 1171 Main St., St. Johnsbury | www.stjathenaeum.org ...... 802-748-8291 Liquor Stores Olney’s General Store, Orleans ...... 754-6365 Little G’s, Newport ...... 334-1435 State Liquor Store, 406 Broad St., Lyndonville ...... 626-8348 Willoughby Lake Store (summer only), Westmore ...... 525-3300 Movies City Cinema, 137 Waterfront Plaza, Newport ...... 334-2610 Star Theater, Eastern Ave., St. Johnsbury (long distance)...... 802-748-9511 Catamount Film & Arts Center, 60 Eastern Ave., St. Johnsbury ...... 802-748-2600 Photography Dale Dutton’s Photography ...... 487-7387 Mark Linton ...... 802-323-2170 Jenks Studio of Photography 1204 Main St., St. Johnsbury ...... 802-748-3421 Whipple Studio, 387 Union St., Newport ...... 802-334-8138 Post Office Stamps and post cards are for sale at the Reception Desk Barton Post Office, Route 5, Barton...... 525-6262 Orleans Post Office, 2 Water St., Orleans...... 754-6550 Railroad Amtrak ...... 800-872-7245 Veterinarians Barton Veterinary Clinic, Elm St., Barton ...... 525-3644 Newport Veterinary Hospital, 246 VT Route 105, Newport ...... 334-2655 St. Johnsbury Animal Hospital, 229 Portland St., St. Johnsbury ...... 802-748-5634

13 Distances

Albany, NY...... 4 hours...... 225 miles Boston, MA...... 3.5 hours...... 200 miles Burlington, VT...... 2 hours...... 80 miles Hartford, CT...... 4 hours...... 235 miles Manchester, NH...... 2.5 hours...... 150 miles Montreal, Canada...... 2.5 hours...... 120 miles New York, NY...... 6 hours...... 350 miles Portland, ME...... 3.5 hours...... 160 miles Quebec City, Canada...... 3.5 hours...... 200 miles Sherbrooke, Canada...... 1 hour...... 90 miles Stowe, VT...... 1.25 hours...... 54 miles

14 Local Attractions

Call ahead as hours may change seasonally. Bread and Puppet Museum - Glover 753 Heights Road, Route 112. Hundreds of puppets and masks in a 100-year-old, 100-ft barn with shows in late August and September. (525-3031) Cabot Creamery - Cabot Learn about the magic of cheese making and sample the award winning varieties of Cabot cheeses. (888-792-2268) Catamount Art Center - St. Johnsbury 139 Eastern Avenue. Presents an extensive series of performances at venues throughout the Northeast Kingdom bringing in known touring artists as well as local performers. The Art Center also hosts biweekly Jazz performances on Sunday afternoons. Open Monday - Saturday from 1 - 6 pm. www.catamountarts.org (802-748-2600) Craftsbury Common Farmers’ Market On the common Saturdays from mid May - early October from 10 am - 1 pm. Derby Farmers’ Market Route 5 next to the Elks Club. Open Tuesdays and Saturdays from late May - early October from 9:30 am - 2:30 pm. Devaney Farm Stand 3843 Hudson Road, West Charleston. 802-895-4080. Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium - St. Johnsbury Inviting galleries filled with an array of the world’s wonders. Vermont’s only public planetarium with an extraordi- nary natural science collection. (802-748-2372) Great Vermont Corn Maze and Science Center - North Danville Explore this dairy farm and its five-acre maze to discover hidden secrets and picnic in the wildflowers. There is also a small science center, ultimate laser tag, barnyard animals, gopher tunnels and much more. www.vermontcornmaze.com (802-748-1399) Lyndonville Farmers’ Market 1000 Broad Street, Route 5, in the Bandstand park just behind the Lyndonville freighthouse. Fridays from mid May - early October from 3 - 7 pm in Bandstand Park. Maple Grove Farms Of Vermont Factory Tours & Maple Museum - St. Johnsbury Learn all about sugaring, Vermont’s 1st industry, by touring the factory and sampling the products in the visitor’s shop stocked with pure maple syrup, candies, pies, homemade dressings and much more. Gift shop open January - March, call for hours; April through May, Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm; June - December, Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm and Saturday - Sunday 9 am - 5 pm except major holidays. (802-748-5141) Newport Farmers’ Market Open Wednesdays and Saturdays from late May - early October from 9 am - 2 pm between the end of the I-91 access road, next to the Welcome Center in Newport. (754-6917) The Old Stone House Museum - Brownington See the museum built by Alexander Twilight, the country’s first black college graduate and United States legislator. Special exhibitions year round. (754-2022)

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Pump House Waterpark - Jay Peak Jay Peak’s Indoor Waterpark including wading pools, kid’s play areas, hot tubs and cabanas to rent, The Double Barrel Flowrider surf wave, Big Falls Climbing Wall, Big River activity river and La Chute - the only indoor AquaLoop any- where! $39 Adults (Summer); Child $29/Adult $41 (Winter). (754-2022) Santa’s Village - Jefferson, NH This enchanting amusement park, located high in the White Mountains puts families in the holiday spirit from Me- morial Day weekend through late October, and it reopens in mid-November for special weekend and select weekday dates of magical (if chilly!) fun through December. General admission is $33 adults, 3 and under are free. (603-586- 4445) Admission vouchers available for sale at the Reception Desk. St. Johnsbury Farmers’ Market - St. Johnsbury Behind Anthony’s Diner, corner of Route 5 and Route 2. Open Saturday 9 am - 1 pm, mid May - early October. Smugglers’ Notch Zipline - Smugglers’ Notch The three-hour zip line canopy tour by Arbortrek Canopy Adventures is designed to educate, entertain and inspire. Whether you’re a thrill seeker, nature lover, or both, your zip line canopy tour guides are certain to make the zip line canopy tour will be an experience you’ll share and recount for years to come. Open 8:30am - 7:00pm year-round by reservation. 3-hour ride $99.95, 1.5-hour ride $65.00, must be at least 8 years old and weigh 70 pounds or more. Tree top obstaccle course for $60.00. (644-9300) Stephen Huneck’s Gallery at Dog Mountain - St. Johnsbury 143 Parks Road. Visit this world-renowned, eccentric destination to view the pet cemetery, the dog chapel, an eight- acre wildflower garden, walking trails, ponds, and a bronze sculpture garden as seen on The Tonight Show with David Letterman. Dogs welcome. Open daily from 10 am - 5 pm. (802-748-2700) St. Johnsbury, Athenaeum - St. Johnsbury 1171 Main Street. A Victorian library and art gallery with many paintings, ornate woodwork, balconies and stair- ways. The gallery and library are open weekdays from 10 am - 5:30 pm and Saturday from 9:30 am - 3 pm. www.stathenaeum.org (802-748-8291) Sugar Mill Farm Maple Museum - Barton Route 16. Tour the maple museum, see a film history of sugar making and a look at some of the changing traditions here in the Northeast Kingdom. (525-3701)

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Willoughby Lake Farmers’ Market and Artisans’ Market -Westmore Thursdays mid June - early October from 3 - 7 pm near the boat access at 1975 Route 5A in Westmore. (525-8842) Stowe Zip Tour Adventure Stowe Mountain Resort’s thrilling new zip tour adventure includes a series of ziplines. ZipTour is the world’s fastest and most exhilarating zip line experience. Known as the ultimate point-to-point ski adventure, the zip trolley’s so- phisticated braking system allows individuals to control their speed, which can reach 60 miles per hour. The launch- ing point for Stowe’s 3 span ZipTour Adventure is atop the high-speed summit Gondola, near the top of Mt. Mans- field, Vermont’s highest peak. $131 per person. (stowe.com, 802-253-3420)

17 Summer Activities

ATV Tours NEK Adventures (802-748-7841) 1763 Memorial Dr, Saint Johnsbury Guides will provide a fun and safe riding experience for all ability levels. NEK Adventures offers family friendly tours. Our tours are not fast paced, we like to give you plenty of time to enjoy the beauty of Vermonts back country. We will stop as many, or as few times as you wish, this is truly a customizable tour. www.nekadventures.com. Bird Watching Over 100 species of birds have been seen around the lake including thrushes, wablers, hummingbirds, jays, finches, loons, herons and gulls. The occasional peregrine falcon and bald eagle can also be glimpsed. Northwood’s Steward- ship Center in East Charleston (723-6551) offers guided bird-watching trips. Boat Rentals Clyde River Recreation (895-4333) Located at 2355 VT Route 105 in West Charleston. Single kayak $10/hr, $30/day and $120/week. Tandem kayak or canoe $20/hr, $50/day and $150/week. Prices do not include tax. Up river shuttle or deliver/pickup service available with advance reservation. June - October. For more information, visit www.clyderiverrecreation.com. Great Drake Anglin’ Boat & Canoe Rentals (802-272-6225) Fishing guides and boat tours. Newport Marine Services (802-487-7387) Boat Rentals, fishing items, boat items, onsite mechanic, gas at docks. Northwood’s Stewardship Center (723-6551) in East Charleston. Outdoor education, workshops, moon light canoe and community events - also hiking and bird watching. June: Lessons from the Osprey & Sunset Paddle in the Clyde River Wetlands; July: Kingdom Coffeehouse - Sky Blue Boys, Fly Fishing Casting Clinic, Sunset Paddle; August: Conservation Corps Celebration. Visit northwoodscenter.org for details and reservations. Village Sports (626-8448) in Lyndonville. Canoe/kayak rental. Climbing Kingdom Adventures Mountain Guides (802-274-4112) Located in East Burke, Kingdom Adventures Mountain Guides provides professional instruction in rock and ice climbing, mountaineering, avalanche education, and wilderness medicine training. Cruises The Northern Star (802-487-0234) offers cruises and private charters from May through mid October onLake Memphremagog in Newport, Vermont. Cruises depart daily and include informative International Scenic Cruises (no passports needed), Lunch on The Lake Cruises, Signature Dinner Cruises, Eco Cruises, Sunset Cruises, Cana- dian Lake Cruises, Eco-Cruises, and Private Charters. Cruises are 3 hours long. No public cruises on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

18 Summer Activities (continued)

Day Trips Visit our sister property, The Green Mountain Inn, in Stowe (1 hour, 15 minutes away). Enjoy lunch at The Whip, peruse the shops on Main Street, stop at nearby Ben & Jerry’s and Cabot Creamery for factory tours and samples. In addition, there are a variety of recreational activities to pique your interest, the 5.3-miled paved Stowe Recreation path provides a wonderful haven for cyclists, runners, walkers, rollerbladers and those who just wish to enjoy a picnic or soak their feet in the beautiful West Branch river. The Stowe Mountain Resort also offers summer attractions for families, which include ziptour adventure, treetop adventure, gondola rides, and more. Visit traveltehkingdom.com for recommeded driving tours. Take a hike with the llamas at Northern Vermont Llama Company (644-2257) in Waterville, a little over an hour from the Inn, but worth it for a once-in-a-lifetime experience (reservations required). Head over to the border into Canada and visit the city of Sherbrooke (1 hour, 30 minutes away). Valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and identification (enhanced driver’s license or passport) needed to cross Canadian border. Take a walk on the esplanade, stroll downtown to shop or check out the galleries and museums. If you have a little more time visit the Granby Zoo (1 hour, 45 minutes away). In less than an hour, located in Stanstead, Quebec, you can discover the peaceful haven of the Domaine Bleu Lavande lavender farm. Dog Carting Imagine yourself riding along as a full dog team leads you through the colorful woods of Vermont during the Foliage season or over the lush green hillsides during Summer. Montgomery Adventures (802-370-2103) by Mountain Haven Sled Dogs, located at 262 Deep Gibou Road, Montgomery or Eden Dog Sledding (802-635-9070). Fishing There is excellent fishing at Lake Willoughby and the surrounding lakes including Crystal Lake, Long Pond and Newark Pond. Expect to net muscolounge, a species of large trout, salmon and common mountain trout in area streams and ponds. Golf To experience golfing in this remote and pristine location, we recommend: Barton Golf Club (525-1126) Barton, VT (10 minutes from the Inn) Tee times booked any time, $15 for 9 holes, $24 for 18 holes. Located at 548 Telfer Hill Road. For more information, visit www.bartongolfclub.com. Jay Peak Resort (802-372-2184) Route 242 Jay, VT (45 minutes from the Inn) Tee times up to two days in advance. Week days: $37 for 9 holes, $65 for 18 holes. Weekends/holidays: $85 for 18 holes. Twilight hours: Daily after 3pm, non-holiday $30 for 18 holes. For more information, visit www.jaypeakresort.com Lake Willoughby Golf (723-4788) Westmore, VT (5 minutes from the Inn) $10 per 9 holes/$10 per golf cart. For more information, visit www.lakewilloughbygolf.com. Newport Country Club (334-2391) Newport, VT (30 minutes from the Inn) Call for tee times, $24 for 9 holes, $40 for 18 holes. Located at 509 Mount Vernon Street. For more information, visit www.newportscountryclub.com. Orleans Country Club (754-2333) Orleans, VT (10 minutes from the Inn) $20-$22 for 9 holes, $38-$40 for 18 holes. Twilight and Fall rates available. Located at 316 Country Club Lane. For more information, visit www.orleanscc.com. St. Johnsbury Country Club (802-748-9894) Route 5, St. Johnsbury, VT (45 minutes from the Inn) Tee times booked 1 day in advance. Weekday: $17-$20 for 9 holes, $30-$36 for 18 holes. Cart fees: 9-hole $12 and 18-hole $19. For more information, visit www.thestjcc.com 19 Summer Activities (continued)

Hiking The Northeast Kingdom offers wonderful scenic climbs for the avid or the occasional hiker. Mt. Pisgah and Mt. Hor on the south-end of the lake offer spectacular views of the colorful foliage, while Mt. Wheeler to the west is a chal- lenging, but rewarding ascent. A local favorite is Bald Hill to the east. The abandoned fire tower on the wooded top provides 360-degree views of Mt. Washington, Camels Hump, Jay Peak and on a clear day Lake Champlain. Kingdom Trails in East Burke (626-0737) and Northwoods Stewardship Center in East Charleston (723-6551) also have great hiking trails. Contact the Reception Desk for maps and directions. Horseback Riding and Trail Rides DND Stables (626-4523) East Burke, VT Offers guided trail rides with a brief instruction time. 1 hr ride $60/pp, 1 1/2 hr ride $85/pp, 2 hr ride $110/pp and 3 hr ride $160/pp. Foliage rates: 1 1/2 hr ride $150/pp. Visit www.horsebackridingstables.com/dndstables.html. Kayaking, Canoeing, Biking and Tours You have complimentary use of kayaks, canoes and bikes from the WilloughVale Inn or explore in your own. Contact the Reception Desk for information. East Burke Sports (626-3215) provides mountain biking equipment and maps for riding the Kingdom Trails located at Burke Mountain (626-0737). Northwoods Stewardship Center (723-6551) offer guided canoe trips. Located in East Charleston, 15 minutes from the Inn. Mountain Biking Kingdom Trails (626-0737) East Burke Bike on the nationally recognized Kingdom Trails. 72 trails. Day pass is $15 per adult and $7 per child (under age 7 free). Year pass is $75. Natural Wonders Certain mountains, waterfalls, springs, and ponds in the area are truly spectacles to behold. On Willoughby are the State Forest, Willoughby Falls and Spring and the Mount Pisgah Trail and Tower. Close by is Crystal Lake Ledges, Pageant Park Falls and Wheeler Mountain and Bubbling Spring in Barton, and the Runaway Pond in Glover. Santa’s Village - Jefferson, NH This enchanting amusement park, located high in the White Mountains puts families in the holiday spirit from Memorial Day weekend through late October, and it reopens in mid-November for special weekend and select weekday dates of magical (if chilly!) fun through December. General admission is $34 adults, $30 seniors and kids 3 and under are free. (603-586-4445) Scuba Diving and Swimming Take a dip in beautiful Lake Willoughby right from our shores across the street or head over to the North Beach (1/4 mile away) or the beach at the South end of the Lake (5 miles away). The water is crystal clear and quite shallow at either end. The Lake is 300 feet deep in some areas. If you are interested in scuba diving, contact Tharon Faulkner at 802-467-3104 for rentals and guided dives.

20 Winter Activities

Dog Sledding Eden Dog Sledding (802-635-9070) Offers New England’s only dog sled touring center with a private trail system designed exclusively for dogs, riders and skiers. Located in Eden Mills, Vermont. Montgomery Adventures (802-370-2103) by Mountain Haven Sled Dogs, located at 262 Deep Gibou Road, Montgomery. Ice Climbing “Hands down, the Mecca of Vermont ice climbing is Lake Willoughby... where pillars of ice line up like white pines (Vermont Life Winter 02-03).” Challenge Mt. Pisgah, or Mt. Hor, but come prepared. This extreme sport requires extensive knowledge of ice climbing, intensive training and the best equipment. Visit www.neice.com for more information about this sport. Kingdom Adventures Mountain Guides (802-274-4112) Located in East Burke, Kingdom Adventures Mountain Guides provides professional instruction in rock and ice climbing, mountaineering, avalanche education, and wilderness medicine training. Ice Fishing The world record for ice fishing lake trout was caught in the vast, cold depths of Lake Willoughby, at an amazing 39 lbs. Perch, bass and common mountain trout also frequent these waters. For gear, supplies, bait and licenses go to the Evansville Trading Post (754-6305) located close by. Downhill Skiing Burke Mountain (626-7300 or 888-burkevt) is only 20 minutes away and offers 43 trails for skiing or snowboarding. Short lift lines and an affordable lift ticket makes for a perfect day of skiing...and you can take a picture of Willoughby Gap from the top. For more information, visit www.skiburke.com. Jay Peak (1-800-451-4449), located about 40 minutes to the northwest, is a European style ski resort with 74 trails for skiing and snowboarding. Enjoy the view from the Tram as you ride to the 360-degree summit and glide down the ski resort with the most powder days in the east. For more information, visit www.jaypeakresort.com Cross Country Skiing Northwoods Stewardship Center in East Charleston (723-6551) has more than 30 km of cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking trails. Many trails are available free of charge. Visit www.northwoodscenter.org. Kingdom Trails in East Burke (626-0737) offers 60 km of cross-country and snowshoe trails. Visit www.kingdomtrails.org. Craftsbury Nordic Center (www.craftsbury.com) is a full service cross-country ski center (586-7767). Snowmobiling Outstanding trails, spectacular views and some straight away sledding await you in the Northeast Kingdom. Bring your own or rent one! All Around Power (802-748-7841) in St. Johnsbury provide rentals and sell VAST stickers. Visit vtvast.org for complete snowmobile contacts and rules.

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Snowshoeing If you want to experience the wonderland and beauty of a Vermont winter, then don the snowshoes to hike Willoughby State Forest at the south end of the lake. Contact the Front Desk to borrow a pair of complimentary Tubbs snowshoes. Craftsbury Outdoor Center Craftsbury Common 85 kilometers of well-groomed trails for classic and skate skiing and snowshoeing. Snowshoes available for rent. Kingdom Cross Country Trails East Burke 25 kilometers of groomed trails with great views of the Willoughby Gap and Burke Mountain. Northwood’s Stewardship Center East Charleston more than 30 kilometers of signed trails through nearly 3,000 acres of forested and opened landscape, revealing views of the Clyde River Valley. There are many staff-led events or use trails free of charge for self- guided snowshoeing.

22 Dining at the Inn

With a respectful nod to one of Lake Willoughby’s most renowned tavern owner from days gone by, the WilloughVale renamed its restaurant Gil’s Bar and Grill in the spring of 2011 to honor Peter Gillman who established Lake Willoughby’s first tavern - aptly named Gilman’s Tavern - in the mid 1800s.

Guests, travelers and local residents gather in Gil’s Bar and Grill for spirited conversation, Chef’s specialties and sweeping views of the lake and mountains. Gil’s Bar and Grill is open seasonally. Reservations are recommended. Please contact the Reception Desk for our current dining schedule.

We serve Main Inn guests a continental breakfast buffet from 8:00 am until 10:00 am.

Dinner served seasonally.

Please see the following pages for a sample dinner menu.

23 Gil’s Bar & Grill

Appetizers Meatballs/San Marzano tomatoes/toasted garlic/onions/oregano/asiago/sourdough 11 Calamari/crispy fried/herbed pepperoncini/marinara/lemon/garlic aioli 13 Arctic Char/maple smoked/radish/spring onion/rye toast/pickled egg 14 Poutine/crispy fries/cob smoked bacon/maplebrook cheese curds/caramelized onions/kingdom gravy 11 Taco/braised short ribs/warm tortilla/avocado/pickled onion/summer tomato salsa/lime cream 10 Mushrooms/pan roasted/crispy arborio rice cake/roast yellow pepper coulis/asiago/arugula 13 Scallops/grilled/heirloom tomato pico de gallo/jalapeno/cob smoked bacon/crisp tortilla 14 Polenta/Italian sausage ragu/maplebrook fresh mozzarella/basil oil/roasted onion 11 Artichoke/panko/lemon mayo/prosciutto/parmesan/lemon thyme 11 Mussels/toasted garlic/herbs/wine/butter broth/angel hair/focaccia/rouille 13

Soups and.... Chowder/Vermont cheddar/blackened chicken/sweet potato/cilantro pesto/cob smoked bacon 7 Kingdom Smokehouse Chili/beef, bean/Vermont cheddar/crispy tortillas/roasted jalapeno salsa 8 Soup of the Day 7

Salads Caesar/red romaine/parmesan crisps/sourdough/garlic aioli/fried white anchovies 7 Baby/local vegetables/toasted pumpkinseeds/maple – Dijon vinaigrette/jasper vault 5 cheddar 7 Summer/baby kale/berries/watermelon/stone fruit/Vermont goat cheese/wildflower honey/pistachio 8

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Entrées Steak/herb grilled NY strip/wild mushrooms/heirloom tomatoes/fingerling potatoes/asparagus 34 Pork/grilled double cut chop/dijon/onions/cob smoked bacon/horseradish potatoes/baby vegetables 27 Arctic Char/horseradish crusted/mushroom broth/gnocchi/fennel slaw/braised greens 26 Tenderloin/pan roasted/peppercorn sauce/baby vegetables/horseradish potatoes/onions 35 Prawns/cob smoked bacon/maine crab/arborio rice/asparagus/garlic butter 28 Lobster/butter poached/VT cheddar mac n cheese/crispy shallots/lemon thyme 26 Chicken/misty knoll breast/lemon-fried caper sauce/baby vegetables/arborio rice/summer squash 25 Pasta/heirloom tomatoes/maplebrook fresh mozzarella/basil/roasted onions/balsamic/sourdough 21 Ribs/house smoked/kingdom BBQ/VT mac n cheese/baked black beans/summer slaw 23 Scallops/pan seared/meyer lemon-green peppercorn butter/fingerling potatoes/summer squash 29 Cod/switchback ale battered/hand cut fries/summer slaw/basil – garlic remoulade 22 Pasta/meatball/sausage/marinara/basil/parmesan/sourdough 19 Burgers and... Willoughvale/local grass fed beef/cob smoked bacon/VT maple–onion jam/cheddar/ garlic pickles/lettuce/tomato/hand cut fries/brioche 15

Or grilled with lettuce, tomato, onion 12 add cheese 13

Impossible/100% plant based/Vermont cheddar/smoked maple - peppercorn/brioche/fries 14 Crispy Chicken/maplebrook mozz/fennel slaw/garlic aioli/heirloom tomatoes/red romaine/fries 13

We use as much local products as possible when available as well as everything is made “in house”

The Vermont Department of Health advises that consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of food-borne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.

Menu subject to change.

Executive Chef Steve Vazzano

25 Recommended Local Restaurants Additional copies and directions are available at the Front Desk. *Staff favorites Barton (9 minutes west) Parson’s Corner 525-4500 Hours: Open daily 5am - 2:30pm except Tuesday. Serving breakfast and lunch. Located at 17 Glover Street at the Elm Street intersection. Danville (45 minutes south) The Creamery 684-3616 Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 5 - 8pm Menu changes nightly - many seafood choices, high quality steaks, few vegetarian options. Reservations recommended. Located at 46 Hill Street. Derby (20 minutes north) China Moon 802-334-1888, 72 Commons Dr. Hoagie’s Express 334-5880 www.hoagiespizzapasta.com Hours: Open daily 11am - 10pm Serving zesty Italian, pizza, and pasta for lunch and dinner. Located at 4397 US Route 5, Derby Road. The Cow Palace 766-4724 www.derbycowpalace.com Hours: Tuesday - Sunday Lunch 11 - 4pm/Dinner 4pm - close Steakhouse and Lounge. Located on Main Street. Roaster’s Cafe & Deli 334-6556 Hours: Monday - Saturday 6am - 2pm Sandwich Shop. Located on Route 5. Vermont Pie & Pasta Co. 334-7770 Hours: Monday - Thursday, Sunday 11am - 9pm, Friday & Saturday 11am - 10pm. Located on Route 5. East Burke (30 minutes south) Burke Publick House 626-1188 www.puboutback.com Hours: 5 - 9pm daily. Thoughtful homemade food and craft cocktails. Reservations not necessary. Located at 114 Main Street. Foggy Goggle 427-3500 Hours: Open at 4:00pm. 66 Belden hill Road. Tamarack Grill 626-7390 www.tamarackgrill.com Hours: Thursday - Sunday 4pm - close Located at Burke Mountain, excellent food with stunning views. Entrees include filet mignon, venison, pork, lamb and tuna. Reservations suggested. Located at 223 Sherburne Lodge Road. Lyndonville (30 minutes south) Asia Restaurant 626-9713 Hours: Monday - Thursday 11am - 9pm/Friday and Saturday 11am - 10pm Located at 17 Depot Street. Cafe Sweet Basil 626-9713 www.cafesweetbasil.com Hours: Tuesday 5:30 - 8:30pm/Wednesday - Friday 11:30am - 2pm and 5:30 - 8:30pm/Saturday 5:30 - 8:30pm Cafe Sweet Basil offers terrific food, drinks and entertainment at 32 Depot Street. Hoagie’s 626-1117 www.hoagiespizzapasta.com Summer Hours: Monday - Thursday 11am - 10pm/Friday 11am - 10:30pm/ Saturday and Sunday 11am - 10pm Winter Hours: Monday - Thursday 11am - 9pm/Friday 11am - 10:30pm/ Saturday and Sunday 11am - 9pm Serving zesty Italian, pizza, and pasta for lunch and dinner. Located at 6583 Me- morial Drive Rte 5. House of Pizza 626-4500 Hours: Monday - Thursday 10am - 10pm/Friday and Saturday 10am - 11pm/Sunday 11am - 9pm Located at 93 Main Street. Junipers 626-8310 www.wildflowerinn.com Hours:Open daily 5:30 - 9pm/Closed Sunday Located at the Wildflower Inn at 2059 Darling Hill Road.

26 Recommended Local Restaurants (continued) Lyndon Freighthouse 626-1400 www.thelyndonfreighthouse.com Hours: Monday - Thursday 6:30am - 9pm/Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6:30am - 9pm Family dining, organic products and Vermont gifts in the relaxed atmosphere of an authentic 1870 railroad freighthouse. Located at 1000 Broad Street. *Miss Lyndonville Diner 626-9274 Hours: Monday - Tuesday 6am - 3pm/Wednesday - Thursday 6am - 8pm/Friday and Saturday 6am - 9pm/Sunday 7am - 8pm Located at 686 Broad Street. Everybuddys Casual Dining 626-8685 Hours: Monday - Saturday 7 - 9pm Located at 774 Main Street. Newport (30 minutes north) Brenda’s Home style Cooking 487-7387, Main Street. Dusit Thai Cuisine 487-9305 Hours: 11am - 9pm daily Serving zesty Italian, pizza, and pasta for lunch and dinner. Located at 58 Waterfront Plz # 7. *Lago Trattoria 334-8222 www.lagotrattoria.com Hours: Sunday - Thursday 5pm - closing/Friday and Saturday 5pm - closing. Excellent food and service. Menu is northern Italian so there are many options besides pasta. Great for special occasions. Reservations suggested. Located at 95 Main Street. Le Belvedere 487-9147 www.lebelvedererestaurant.com Hours: Wednesday - Sunday 5:00pm - Close. Newport’s finest restaurant bringing upscale dining and tapas to the Lake Memphremagog waterfront. Located at 100 Main Street. The Eastside 334-2340 www.eastsiderestaurant.net Hours: Lunch 11 - 9pm Famous for it’s hearty comfort food and beautiful views of Lake Memphremagog. Reservations not necessary. Locat- ed at 47 Landing Street. The Brown Cow 334-7887 Hours: 5:00am - 1:00pm. 350 East Main Street. Wok N Roll 334-9288, 388 E Main St. Orleans The Carriage House754-1010 Hours: Monday - Wednesday 5:30am - 2:00pm, Thursday & Friday 5:30am - 8:30pm, Saturday 6:00am - 8:30pm, Sunday 6:00am - 1:00pm. Village Pizza 754-9819, 4332 Barton Orleans Rd. St. Johnsbury (45 minutes south) Bailiwicks on Mill 802-424-1215 www.bailiwicksfinerestaurant.comHours: Monday-Thursday 2:00 - 9:00pm. Friday & Saturday 11:30 - 12:00am Located at 98 Mill Street. Kingdom Taproom 802-424-1355 www.kingdomtaproom.com Serving craft beer and locally sourced foods. Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 12:00 - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday 12:00pm - 12:00am.Located at 397 Railroad Street. Pica Pica Filapino Cuisine 802-424-1585 www.pica-pica.us Hours: 11:00am - 8:00pm. Located at 1214 Main Street. Kham’s Thai 802-751-8424 www.khamsthai.com Hours: 11:00am - 10:00pm. Located at 1112 Memorial Drive. West Glover (20 minutes west) *Parker Pie Company 525-3366 www.parkerpie.com Hours: Monday - Saturday 7am - 9pm/ Sunday 8am - 9pm Vermont’s best pizza! Located at 161 County Road. Westmore Gil’s Bar & Grill 525-4123 See page 22 for dining hours and menu. Located here at the WilloughVale Inn! The Gap 525-4347 Hours: 7 days a week noon - close, Snacks Full bar, pool table, TV’s and great people! A favorite for snowmobilers. Located 2 minutes north at at 280 VT Route 5A. Willoughby Lake Store 525-3300 www.willoughvale.com Offering homemade food, sandwiches, burgers, pizza & ice cream.

27 The Green Mountain Inn

Visit our sister property located one hour from Lake Willoughby. A Legendary Resort in the Heart of Stowe, Vermont

The Green Mountain Inn has welcomed guests for Meetings, Weddings and Special Events - The Inn more than 180 years. Ideally situated in the heart offers the perfect setting for productive company meetings of historic Stowe village, the Inn offers the perfect and retreats, as well as memorable wedding ceremonies, blend of classic touches and modern comfort. receptions, rehearsal dinners, family reunions and other Exceptional Accommodations - Each of the celebrations. Inn’s 104 unique rooms, suites and townhouses, Ideal Village Location - The gem of historic Stowe village, located in eight buildings, has its own special the Inn offers a fantastic central location to enjoy all that the character - many feature hand-crafted canopy area has to offer. Just outside our door is a world of unique beds, luxury linen program, fireside Jacuzzis and shops, galleries, restaurants, the acclaimed 5.7 mile Stowe exquisite amenities. Families enjoy a wide range of Recreation Path and more! Hiking, biking, paddling, fishing, lodging choices, from classic inn rooms to luxury horseback riding, golf, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoe- suites and apartments. ing, sleigh rides, sled dog tours, the Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Exceptional Dining - A sumptuous country Factory, historic Smuggler’s Notch and much more are a short breakfast is served in the Inn’s Main Street Dining distance from the village. Room overlooking the village. Our bustling Whip 800.253.7302 Bar & Grill, one of Stowe’s most popular gathering spots, is casual and inviting with its collection of antique buggy whips, open grill, cozy fireplace and garden patio. Fine wines and Vermont micro-brews complement creative specials, hand-cut steaks, fresh seafood, vegetarian and light fare. Lunch and dinner are offered daily, as well as Sunday Brunch. A children’s menu is available. Resort Amenities - Guests enjoy a fully-equipped health club with exercise equipment, weight sta- tions, cedar sauna and large Jacuzzi. Stowe Village Massage offers an extensive menu of bodywork by certified professional massage therapists. Our year-round heated outdoor pool, kiddie pool and in-ground spa is a refreshing alternative in any season including après ski. A game room, fire pits, complimentary afternoon tea & cookies and unique shops are also a large part of our guests’ experience.