Ideal for families and groups, this well-regarded campground offers peaceful RV and tent pitches surrounded by Vermont’s natural beauty.
Andover’s countryside is filled with artists, artisans, and local crafts—for everything from handmade goods to fresh farm produce.
Perfect for slowing down and browsing local creativity.
Drive through villages and mountain vistas along Vermont’s longest state highway.
Famous for vibrant fall foliage, charming stops, and tranquil landscapes.
A top-tier ski and snowboarding destination, accessible from Andover.
Offers thrilling slopes in winter and beautiful hiking trails in warmer months.
One of Vermont’s premier regional theaters, offering a mix of plays, musicals, and concerts throughout the year.
Rich in culture, just a short drive from Andover.
Spanning over 7,400 acres across multiple towns, this forest offers year-round outdoor adventure—hiking, biking, snowmobiling, even primitive camping.
The 798-acre Terrible Mountain Natural Area is a standout highlight.
A beautifully preserved 19th-century stagecoach inn dating back to 1826.
Enjoy its rich Federal and Greek Revival-style architecture and dine in its revitalized tavern.
A true slice of Vermont history right in Andover.