Randolph Vacations

Vermont's second oldest state park offers a historic fire tower with breathtaking 360-degree views of the Green Mountains. Hike the serene Bear Hill Nature Trail and bring binoculars for spotting distant White Mountains.

Vermont's oldest purpose-built movie theater (since 1919), the Playhouse offers nostalgic single-screen charm with modern films. Enjoy evening showings for community atmosphere or Sunday matinees with open captions.

Two massive bronze whale tails emerge from the Vermont grass, creating an illusion of diving into an imaginary sea. Capture the perfect photo with the Green Mountains as your dramatic backdrop.

This 1907 cultural landmark hosts diverse performances in a beautifully restored historic setting. Arrive early to explore the art gallery before enjoying the exceptional acoustics of concerts or theater productions.

Vermont's second oldest golf course blends tree-lined fairways and open links-style holes along the White River. Experience the contrast between the traditional front nine and Scottish-inspired back nine.