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Take a drive to nearby Shelburne Farms, a historic 1,400-acre working farm and National Historic Landmark. Stroll through the gardens, visit the cheese-making facility, and take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the fields.

Head back to Hinesburg and stop at the Hinesburg Public House for lunch. This gastropub features a rotating menu of locally-sourced dishes, including delicious burgers and creative salads.

End the day with a pint at Frost Beer Works, a popular local brewery known for their hoppy IPAs and creative seasonal brews.

Lace up your hiking boots and head to the nearby Mt. Philo State Park, where you can climb to the top of the 968-foot mountain for stunning views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains.

For a taste of Vermont's famous maple syrup, visit Palmer's Sugarhouse, a family-owned and operated sugarhouse that's been producing maple syrup for over 50 years. Take a tour, sample the syrup, and pick up some maple candy to bring home.

Grab dinner at the Bearded Frog, a cozy restaurant serving up inventive American cuisine with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients.

Visit the Charlotte Berry Farm, a family-owned farm that's been inviting visitors to pick their own berries for over 30 years. Depending on the season, you can pick strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and more.

Take a scenic drive through the nearby Green Mountains, stopping at the historic Warren Store for a bite to eat and some shopping. This classic country store has been a Vermont institution since 1839, and features a wide selection of local products, including beer, cheese, and gourmet snacks.

End the day with a casual dinner at the Hinesburgh Public House, a local favorite known for their hearty burgers and creative salads.

Visit the Hinesburg Town Forest, a 540-acre forest with over 7 miles of hiking trails. The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including moose, deer, and black bears.

Take a drive to the nearby Shelburne Museum, a world-renowned museum featuring 39 historic buildings, including a 220-foot steamboat, a lighthouse, and a covered bridge. The museum's collection also includes paintings, folk art, quilts, and other decorative arts.

End your trip with a delicious dinner at the Kitchen Table Bistro, a cozy restaurant serving up creative New American cuisine with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients.