The Killington Resort Gondola carries you to the mountain's summit for a spectacular views of the fall foliage. Driving tour of Killington Ski area.
Visit a Factory Barn where apples are prepared for pies. See apple cider made and enjoy a sample. At the Vermont Marble Exhibit you will view a film on the marble industry, see the President’s busts sculpted of marble
Tour the New England Maple Museum where Vermont’s finest maple syrup is made. Sample the different grades and Vermont food products.
At the Camp Mead Museum they’ll take your group on a nostalgic trip back in time to the "Good Old Days" of not so long ago.
At the Trapp Family Lodge. Enjoy a most exquisite luncheon, tour the property, lodge and gift shop. Learn about the “Sound of Music” family.
Welcome to the Flume Gorge and Visitor Center at Franconia Notch State Park. The Flume is a natural gorge extending 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty.
Boston area tour with guide: Enjoy a guided city tour of Boston, viewing the Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Boston Common, Public Gardens, USS Constitution. Enjoy lunch on your own and shopping at the Quincy Market, next to the historic Faneuil Hall Marketplace Boston. It's the seat of American history and the site of one of America's most famous shopping and dining experiences.
Continue on to Plymouth to learn more about the Pilgrim landing in 1620, and then stop for a photo of Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower II- a full-scale reproduction of the Pilgrim’s ship.
Stop at the Sandwich Glass Museum where you will see over 5000 pieces of glass on display.
Tour Hyannis including the John F. Kennedy Memorial, the Korean War Memorial, Hyannis Port and a view of St. Francis Xavier Church.
Join for an unforgettable Cape Cod whale-watching excursion on Cape Cod Bay and Stellwagen Bank! Cape Cod is the feeding ground of the world's largest mammals- whales!
Some of these majestic creatures can be up to 70 feet long and weigh 65 tons.
One-hour sail to The Island of Martha’s Vineyard. One of new England's most elegant communities, The Town of Edgartown was the Island's first colonial settlement and it has been the county seat since 1642.
Upon arrival you will be met by a local bus and enjoy a Down Island Bus Tour. Lunch and shopping are on your own in Edgartown.
The package price, number of days and nights will be determined by distance of travel to and from the New England states.