Spring has arrived in Southern Vermont. The first spring flowers are in bloom, the trees are full of color and the birds are singing their lullabies. The hiking trails are open and a warm breeze is blowing through the valley and mountains.

Windham Hill Inn is proud to announce dates for this year’s  Marlboro Music Festival which will be in it’s 60th season.
From July 17 until August 15 guests can enjoy weekend concerts featuring diverse instrumental and vocal combinations from all musical periods. Selected from some 70 works in rehearsal at any one time, the programs are announced just one week prior to weekend performances. World class cellist Yo-Yo Ma says “Marlboro was the place where I decided to become a musician“
Please click here to visit the official website.

There is never an excuse to be bored on a trip to Windham Hill. Historical attractions include Hildene, the home of Abraham Lincoln’s descendants and of course the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.

Museums in the area range from the Williams College Museum of art to the American Museum of Fly Fishing and the Vermont Raptor Center where you can see owls, hawks, falcons and eagles.

For those wanting outdoor adventure we have the Bromley Thrill Zone nearby as well as the drama of the drive to the summit of Mount Equinox or the gondola rides to the top of Stratton Mountain.

For in-depth information on local activities in the Manchester and Stratton area we recommend visiting the Manchester and Mountains Chamber of Commerce website. A local area guide, that we often share with our guests is the Stratton Magazine, a regional lifestyle magazine that has been celebrating Southern Vermont for 45 years.

To download and print a full list of our attractions, click here.