Expand Your Visit to the Path of Life with These 7 Activities
Aug 26, 2015 07:20PM ● By Ryan Frisch
Great River Outfitters
This is the entrance to Path of Life Garden. The outdoor outfitting company can also put you on the river in a kayak, raft, or tube. Enjoy a float down the Connecticut River, camp in a tepee, or go dogsledding and snowshoeing in winter. Adventures and lessons are available year-round for individuals, families, or groups, and for all ages and abilities.
(802) 674-9933
Path of Life Garden
Walk through the 14-acre garden and explore the large-scale works of art that tell the story of the Circle of Life.
(802) 674-9933
Sustainable Farmer
Just across from the sculptures, Sustainable Farmer sells local artisan products with an emphasis on farmers who focus on sustainability. Outside, pizza is served from the wood-fired oven. Inside, find local cheeses, preserves, honey, maple syrup, and wines, plus body care products crafted on Vermont farms.
(802) 674-4260
Vermont Farmstead Cheese Company
Behind the Sustainable Farmer, enjoy samples of artisan and specialty cheeses from Vermont Farmstead Cheese.
(802) 674-4126
Harpoon Brewery
Next door, past the games of badminton and beanbag toss, is the Harpoon Riverbend Taps and Beer Garden, with a full selection of Harpoon beers straight from the source and delicious food to pair with a pint. Enjoy guided tours of the brewery on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
(802) 674-5491
Silo Distillery
Across the park from the brewery, visit the “True to the Spirit” creative group of Vermonters who love the process of crafting award-winning vodka, gin, and whiskey.
(802) 674-4220
Simon Pearce
Just around the bend, watch master glassblowers and potters. An extensive assortment of Simon Pearce second-quality glass and pottery is available alongside first-quality pieces.
(802) 230-2402
Enjoy your visit!
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