The overview
A historic site surrounded by meadows and gentle walking trails.
Tour the preserved farmhouse and explore the landscape that abolitionist John Brown called home.
The grounds are especially peaceful in fall and also host groomed ski trails in winter.
It’s a quieter stop than most on this list, and that’s part of the appeal. The open meadows frame some of the best views of the High Peaks from the valley floor, and it pairs easily with a morning at the ski jumps just down the road.
Highlights
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The preserved farmhouse and gravesite of abolitionist John Brown
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Meadow trails with views toward the High Peaks
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Groomed cross-country ski trails in winter
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Right beside the Olympic Jumping Complex
