Woodstock to Windsor: Antiques & Artisans
Discover antiques, artisans, and covered bridges on a scenic Vermont tour
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This tour begins and ends in Woodstock, Vermont and makes a loop through multiple towns east and south of Woodstock.
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Embark on a journey through the heart of Vermont with our Woodstock-Windsor Antiques & Artisans Tour! Explore charming antique shops in Quechee, stroll through the inspiring Artisans Way in Windsor, and cross iconic covered bridges like the Cornish-Windsor Bridge, one of the longest wooden covered bridges in the world.
Enjoy scenic drives through Vermont’s rolling hills, and discover treasures from local artists and craftspeople. Stop to relax at unique spots like the Path of Life Garden, where art and nature combine for a peaceful walk.
This unforgettable tour blends history, creativity, and natural beauty for a truly authentic Vermont experience.
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This tour is just over 50 miles and without any stops will take about 90 minutes. But you definitely want to stop along the way! Plan on 6-8 hours, or a full day, to enjoy all this tour has to offer.
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Taftsville Covered Bridge
B.F. Southgate Antiques
Quechee Gorge
Quechee Gorge Village
Simon Pearce - Windsor
Harpoon Brewery
Silo Distillery
Path of Life Garden
Windsor, VT
Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge
Vermont Horse Country Store
South Woodstock VT
… and more!
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Ideally leave Woodstock between 9 and 10am.
Consider road conditions and don't take this tour if roads are icy or snowy.
During certain times of the year, especially around Fall Foliage, many of the stops on this tour will be quite busy.
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You'll have plenty of stops along the way to grab a bite to eat or something to drink but bringing along a snack and a bottle of water is always a good idea! There will be lots of options to get out and explore, so have good walking shoes on and dress in layers -- the weather often changes quite a bit over the course of the day.
This tour is hosted on the VoiceMap app; you can preview and purchase it directly using the “Buy Now” link below. Want to know more about VoiceMap? Check out my detailed overview of their platform here.