Springfield Trip

This historic wooden bridge showcases the Town lattice truss design from 1870, relocated to preserve Vermont's engineering heritage. Pair your visit with the adjacent Eureka Schoolhouse.

Discover an 80-foot waterfall nestled within this serene Vermont state park. Hike the peaceful trails for stunning views of the Black and Connecticut Rivers in this natural sanctuary.

Vermont's oldest surviving schoolhouse (1785) offers an authentic glimpse into 18th-century rural education. Explore the restored classroom with period desks and maps near the historic Baltimore Covered Bridge.

Nestled in Vermont's rolling hills, this 1953 championship course combines challenging play with scenic beauty. Enjoy bentgrass fairways and mountain views before unwinding at the welcoming clubhouse restaurant.

This Vermont sanctuary offers crucial winter habitat for deer and historic falcon nesting sites. Explore oak-hickory forests and rare swamp ecosystems while watching raptors soar above rugged cliffs.

This former governor's mansion houses a free museum celebrating Springfield's industrial heritage and local artists. Exhibits feature 19th-century paintings and manufacturing artefacts.

Perched along the Connecticut River, Wilgus State Park offers prime access for paddling adventures and scenic camping. Hike the Pinnacle Trail for breathtaking vistas or simply unwind in nature's tranquility.

This 216-acre wildlife sanctuary offers crucial habitat for white-tailed deer and peregrine falcons. Explore oak-hickory forests and unique swamplands while spotting native birds from the scenic cliffs along Route 5.