Plan a fall getaway
Everyone knows fall is New England's most spectacular season. Comfortable, sunny days, cool nights, and brilliant foliage to top it all off. Smugglers' Notch Resort in Vermont has put some thought into what's going to entice visitors and is offering several activity-based packages through Oct. 13 to let you take advantage of the season while you can without breaking the bank. Lodging includes a studio condominium or one-, two-, or three-bedroom condominium. You can also customize your own package; call 800-419-4615 for more information.
AutumnFest Family Package: Best for families with kids 5 and younger. Activities at the children's center abound. Families who book three nights get the fourth free. Three nights, $495-$927 (per accommodation for the entire length of stay).
Great Golf Escape: Includes a round of golf and one half-day in-resort golf cart rental. Three nights, $439-$469 (per person).
See Vermont and Beyond: The resort will drive you to Montreal for a day trip and local attractions, like the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream factory. Three nights, $309-$339 (per person).
Eco-adventure package: Includes a two-hour Segway rental, a guide canoe trip, 2-hour canoe or kayak rental, plus guided hikes. Three nights, $339-$369 (per person).
Creativity package: You get a 2.5-hour art workshop, 2-hour sculpting workshop, a Cabot Creamery welcome gift, and three breakfasts. Three nights, $309-$339 (per person).
Relaxation package: Two 50-minute massages, a yoga classs, a wine tasting at Boyden Valley Winery, a foot reflexology workshop, and a Pilates class. Three nights, $425-$455 (per person).
Adventure package: Full-day mountain-bike rental, 2-hour Segway rental, guided canoe trip, and a 2-hour canoe or kayak rental. Three nights, $369-$399 (per person).
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