Going to Woodstock

What to do in Woodstock

by Candyce H. Stapen

In the foothills of the Green Mountains, 30 miles east of Rutland, Woodstock is postcard-pretty with a modern, edgy flavor. In town you'll find restored 18th- and 19th-century clapboard homes, a church with a towering steeple, a village green, weathered barns, a covered bridge, and the casually elegant Woodstock Inn & Resort. In short, this is a town for families who want city amenities in a country setting.

In summer, hike the trails of 1,250-foot Mount Tom in the morning, then spend the afternoon browsing the boutiques and art galleries along Central Street, the burg's main street. The whimsical pet-centered art at the Stephen Huneck Gallery pleases children with its furniture and photos that incorporate dogs, cats, and fish. Bring Fido along, too, as dogs are welcome and some of the artwork is thoughtfully...

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