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EnriqueD357
I have visited the Park many times in the past.. It is very educational for kids brought up in the cities.
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Blade926
Fascinating house once owned by the Rockefellers. Definitely worth a visti. It's run by the National Park Service which always does a great job.
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TheTravelGavel
We hiked from the Woodstock Inn up the switchbacks to a lovely overlook then on to the Pogue (pond). We then looped back down the gravel roads/ski trails to Billings Farm and back to town. Great day hike!
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NYChelsea2
Great wide open carriage trails in a lovely wooded setting. A pretty steep hike up the mountain, but many offshoots that don't go up as steeply. Dog friendly if the dogs are on leash
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Gravesdt
My wife and I just returned from a 10-day vacation in Vermont (our first trip). We were fortunate to tour the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller national historic park. Included was a tour of the farm, a visit to the farm museum, and a tour of the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller mansion. The tour was very well done, with a lot of history concerning how the three me were linked in history. They were all some of the first to understand that the Vermont old-growth forest was being decimated. Billings (Billings Montana is named for him) understood and trained others to realize that farming could make money, not just for basic subsintence. The mansion was very interesting in that there were items from the 1800's as well as 1960 as the Rockefellers lived there (e.g. casette tape recorders on the desk, etc., almost like they had just left the house!)
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kathyc963
I loved learning about the history of the area and the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller families. Our tour guide did a great job and the surroundings are beautiful.
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75Pam
We had a very nice 2 1/2 hour hike through the beautiful fall foliage at the park. Our guide was very knowledgable and fun. This is not a difficult hike for someone older or young children.
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judyc6
Found out information that I previously did not know. Tried to read Marsh's book, not an easy read. Wish I was as rich so I could help the environment and humanity also
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Hawaiiantravelbug88
Our time was limited in Woodside so after visiting the town, we were advised to visit the Mansion. At the National Park across the Billings Farm. It was an interesting tour by the ranger and the film was very well done. The tours, given on the hour, were limited to about 12 guests so it would be wise to make reservations ahead of time. Well worth the time!
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larrym525
take mountain road up to top of mt tom for view of entire village of woodstock. take the precipice trail down.