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Head up to Mad River Glen for a hike to see the mountain we love so much! Trail descriptions below and more info on the website:

The Stark Mountain Trail (2.5 miles to the summit – 2,036' of vertical gain)

This trail follows a wide, well established, "work
road" up to the summit of General Stark Mountain. It meanders up the ski trails under the Single Chair, past a large waterfall, over towards the Sunnyside Double chairlift, into what is known as the Birdland area. This hike generally takes 1 to 1.5 hours to reach the summit.

The Bunny Cut-Off Trail

This trail is slightly steeper than the Stark Moun- tain Trail and cuts 0.4 miles off of the hike to the summit. The Bunny Cut-Off Trail diverges from the main trail and then ascends the ski trail named Bunny. It rejoins the Stark Mountain Trail about 0.5 miles below the Single Chair mid-station. This intersection is just 0.2 miles downhill with the intersection with the Sunnyside Trail.

The Sunnyside Trail

This spur off of the Stark Mountain Trail slopes gently up the Fox ski trail for 0.4 miles to the top of the Sunnyside Double chairlift. From the summit of the lift it connects with the Long Trail. Go south (right) on the LT and you'll head down towards the Appalachian Gap (distance 1.6 miles).

The Long Trail

The Long Trail runs south from the top of Appala- chian Gap where it intersects with the Stark Moun- tain Trail at the summit. It also connects with the Sunnyside Trail. These intersections allow hikers to make loops of varying length and difficulty on Gen. Stark Mountain. From the top of Appalachian Gap you can take the Long Trail north for 1.3 miles to Molly Stark Balcony which offers beautiful views of Camel's Hump and Burnt Rock.

Jerusalem Trail

This out and back trail emanates from Jerusalem, follow the Jim Dwire Road to the trail head park- ing area. The trail begins gradually then ascends steeply through heavy forest to connect with Long Trail 0.9 miles south of the summit of Gen. Stark Mountain. Hikers can also go north on the Long Trail where it follows along the ridge skirting Sug- arbush's ski trails before reaching the summit of Mt. Ellen, Vermont's third-highest peak at 4,083'.

The Magic Hat Brewery has been putting a performance into every bottle of beer since 1994. Today, the South Burlington, VT-based brewery is cranking out 400 bottles of beer every minute and the brewing process, in all its strange and satisfying glory, has never been more accessible.

The Magic Hat Artifactory, the nerve center of it all, is located in South Burlington, VT, and is ready to take your taste buds to places you never knew existed! The Growler Bar is a sight to behold with 48 taps a flowin' and a constantly changing line-up of Magic Hat's best beers, including all our year-round offerings, the current seasonal and even some experimental brews! Come take in the mysterious ambience created by the best tasting beer on the planet!

FREE GUIDED TOURS

The tour ramp is open for free guided and self-guided tours, and you are invited and encouraged to come by and take one! No reservations needed, although if you have a giant group (15-20), please call ahead so we can accommodate everyone. Self-guided tours may be taken anytime during normal Artifactory hours.

Thursday - Fridays @ 3, 4, and 5PM.
Saturdays @ 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5PM.
Sundays @ 2 & 3PM.

Friendly dogs are always welcome, so bring your best friend to the brewery! Dogs must stay on the Artifactory main floor and are not allowed on the tour ramp which overlooks the brewery.

Stop by and we will stifle your growls with a growler fill, some retail therapy and some scintillating samples. The roster of flavors exceeds the number of beers we distribute, so come check out some of our lesser-known libations. To find out if what we're pouring is what you're craving, check out What's On Tap. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

This is very close to Burlington Airport so would be a great stop on the drive to Waitsfield!

Sales • Classes • Clay & Stay Getaways

The Naked Potter is a full-service studio offering instructional classes, workshops, visiting artists, studio space and glaze & fire raku for guests of the Wilder Farm Inn as well as anyone who wanders by.

Located in historic Middlebury, Vermont, our brewery is open seven days a week, 11am - 6pm.

Drop in for a growler or packaged beer to go or grab a seat and enjoy one of our award-winning, handcrafted ales or lagers at our Visitor Center pub. No brewery tours at this time but go for a visit and a tasting!

(About a 20-30 minute drive from Waitsfield)

Classic Cocktails, Fine Beer & Fine BBQ -- on the way from Burlington Airport to Waitsfield this is a great stop for lunch, a snack or a beer. They just opened their own brewery so you can stop in for a tasting.

Open daily 10:00 - 6:00

Carefully selected 19th century American and English country antiques, paintings, lamps, decorative accessories.

A studio/showroom where some of the finest, functional stoneware is hand crafted.