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Vermont · Couples · Two nights

Woodstock

A storybook Vermont village with a covered bridge and a grand inn.

Woodstock is the Vermont village of postcards, with a green, a covered bridge and Federal houses. Stay at the Woodstock Inn, visit the Jersey cows at Billings Farm, walk the carriage roads of Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, look into Quechee Gorge and watch glassblowers at Simon Pearce, then dine by the waterfall.

Village innFarm & national parkFall color
A red barn and fall color on a country road near Woodstock
Fall near Woodstock
YOUR ROUTEKMYR to KLEB
STRAIGHT-LINE DISTANCE~673 NM
ILLUSTRATIVE FLIGHT TIME~4 hr 44 min
WEEKEND STYLETwo nights · Rental car

Time illustration: direct distance at 150 KTAS plus 15 minutes for departure and arrival, matching the discovery page. Use ForeFlight for your actual flight plan.

01 / Aviation & getting around

Land at Lebanon.

KLEB, Lebanon Municipal Airport in New Hampshire, is a towered field about 25 minutes from Woodstock.

The FBO

Granite Air Center

Lebanon Municipal Airport, West Lebanon, NH

603-298-6555

Confirm FBO hours, fees and ground transportation. No live fuel price is shown.

Mountain and lake weather: watch ceilings, icing in the cold months and afternoon storms in summer. About 670 nm from Myrtle Beach: plan a fuel stop and three nights.

02 / Where to stay

A grand village inn or a farm retreat.

Rates and availability need travel dates. Fall foliage weekends book far ahead.

03 / Where to eat

Country dining and a waterfall view.

Reserve weekend dinners.

04 / Things to do

Farms, gorges and glass.

Slow days in the country.

01

Billings Farm & Museum

A working Jersey dairy farm and museum.

Billings Farm
02

Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller NHP

Carriage roads and a mansion in Vermont’s only national park.

Park
03

Quechee Gorge

“Vermont’s Little Grand Canyon.”

State park
04

VINS Nature Center

Raptors and a forest canopy walk.

VINS
Optional / Spa & relaxation

The spa at the Woodstock Inn · Time for two

A full-service spa with couples treatments.

Booking: Ask about couples treatments, access for non-guests, current pricing and cancellation policy. No prices are shown here, and no appointment has been booked.

05 / What’s happening

Sometimes the season is the reason to fly.

This prototype links to the local visitor site. It does not yet match events to your travel dates.

Winter

Snow season

Cross-country skiing and fireside weekends.

Concerts, festivals & local happenings

Check the local calendar when choosing a weekend, and confirm dates and tickets with the organizer.

Browse Woodstock events
06 / Suggested itinerary

Friday in. Sunday home.

A sample long weekend: village, farm and waterfall. Plan three nights for the flight. No bookings or availability confirmed.

DAY 1

Arrive

  1. Arrival

    Land at KLEB, subject to weather, your fuel stop and your actual flight plan.

  2. Afternoon

    Walk the village green and covered bridge.

  3. Evening

    Dinner at The Prince & the Pauper.

DAY 2

Explore

  1. Morning

    Billings Farm and the national park.

  2. Afternoon

    Quechee Gorge and Simon Pearce glassblowing.

  3. Evening

    Dinner at Simon Pearce.

DAY 3

Morning & home

  1. Morning

    The spa.

  2. Before leaving

    Allow time at the airport.

  3. Fly home

    Mountain weather changes fast; leave early.

07 / Good to know

Keep the weekend easy to change.

These details make the difference between an appealing list and a usable getaway.

Book in this order

Lodging first, especially in fall.

Mountain flying

Watch ceilings and icing.

Long flight

About 670 nm. Plan a fuel stop and extra nights.

Best seasons

Fall, summer and winter.

Reviewed · Destination 108

Reviewed November 4, 2026.

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