The close knit town of Shoreham has about 1,200 residents and it's simply a magical spot. Is it possible that this tiny town is secretly the best place in VT? We think it might be!
The Shoreham Inn
Make the most of your trip to Shoreham Inn and spend the night at this charming 10 room inn.
You'll love the pub here! It's the perfect spot for a bite to eat and some local brews.
Golden Russet Farm
This certified organic vegetable farm and greenhouse is where you'll want to stock up this spring.
You can also find their veggies and other goodies at the Shoreham Inn, the Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op, City Market, Healthy Living and American Flatbread, too!
Lemon Fair Sculpture Park
This picture perfect sculpture park is a great place to stop and stretch your legs. Be sure to bring hiking shoes because you'll want to hike the whole path. Oh, and did we mention that it's free?
Halfway House Restaurant
This country diner is a wonderful breakfast spot for home cooked meals.
And they have a great sense of humor! We love this bumper sticker that says "Don't complain about farmers with your mouth full."
Fort Ticonderoga Ferry
This ferry is a fun and inexpensive way to cross over into New York. It's a unique little adventure crossing the narrows of Lake Champlain from Larrabee's Point at Shoreham to Ft. Ticonderoga (or visa versa). It's open seasonally, but come May, you'll love the trip.
Champlain Orchards
When it's time to pick your apples, this gorgeous spot overlooking Lake Champlain can't be beat!
You'll find several varieties of apples for the picking and a stop into the bakery is a must! Look at these loaded pies!
Last but not least, take a detour.
The East Shoreham Covered Railroad Bridge is a historic covered bridge spanning the Lemon Fair River near East Shoreham and it's simply picture perfect.
We love the town of Shoreham which is a wonderful and tiny town thats secretly the best place in VT. Here are 14 more of the most beautiful and charming towns in Vermont.
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