Wallingford Bed and Breakfast & Wallingford Inn Guide

Tourist Guide - Wallingford is a picturesque town with inviting lodging options. Wallingford bed and breakfasts and Wallingford inns are pleasantly designed and located in typical Vermont style. The town is symbolized by the Boy with the Boot, a charming statue of a young lad holding up a leaking boot. The town is also home to Sugar Hill where, the locals like to say, maple syrup was first made in Vermont. Another quaint sight in the town is the historic Little Red Schoolhouse, built in 1818 by Paul Harris, the famed founder of the Rotary Club. Shoppers will enjoy perusing the lovely shops for local crafts and antiques, and the bustling country markets. Wallingford is also located close to the Robert T. Stafford White Rocks National Recreation Area, which is a segment of the Green Mountain National Forest. It is an ideal place for hiking or camping out. Avid hikers can even make their way through part of the famous Appalachian Trail, which runs through the recreation area. In the winter months, the recreation area offers a number of good snowmobiling trails. Another good place for outdoor fun is Elfin Lake, which offers kayak rentals. All of these attractions make staying at Wallingford inns and Wallingford bed and breakfasts a most pleasant experience.

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