Have a few hours of time, but don't want to travel far?

Try a stroll through downtown Middlebury! With plenty of Mom and Pop Stores like Forth and Goal, Vermont Own Gifts and Goods, and more, there is a store for everyone! Maybe even stop into Yogurt City for some Fro-Yo or head to Mill Street, to enjoy a Taco from Mad Taco by Otter Creek!

Vermont Soap is a natural apothecary company that has been producing natural formulations of handmade soaps since 1992. All soaps are 100% natural and certified organic, based from organic plant seed oils like olive and coconut. Fragrances range from essential oils scents like lavender and orange to earthy varieties like oatmeal, pine, and organic aloe. Visitors can explore the company's factory outlet store and museum, located in Middlebury, and stock up on their favorite natural soap products, which are also sold in more than 43 countries under over three dozen private labels.

Stop in to watch how their Pewter jewelry, ornaments and more are made. And maybe pick a little something for yourself!

Looking to get active? Try hiking or walking one of the many trails Addison County has to offer!

Pull into a parking spot and wait for a car hop, or take a seat at a picnic table to enjoy a namesake root beer & floats, fried cheese curds, chicken, and more!

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Lindsay and Dylan's favorite place to get breakfast! Serving breakfast and lunch, the couples go-to breakfast is a Brooke's Omelet with your choice of a homemade, hand rolled bagel.

Why not grab a sandwich, wrap, or salad and have a picnic?

Noonie's has been awarded the BIGGEST SANDWICH in the region, grab a bite and have a picnic at Waterfall Park and enjoy the view of Middlebury Falls!

Dylan usually grabs a Sweet on Relay on homemade honey oat bread, while Lindsay opts for a half of Noonie's BLT on the same bread.