Best 5 Romantic Winter Weekends in New England
Treat your significant other to the spark of something new by embarking on one of these five romantic winter getaways in New England.
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Portuguese Clam and Kale Soup
This type of tomato-based soup is thought to be the predecessor of Manhattan clam chowder. We especially love the hearty nature of this clam and kale soup with spicy sausage!
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Arlington’s West Mountain Inn – a Serene Country Retreat
With 150 private mountainside acres and specializing in fresh local cuisine; the Inn’s romantic dining room, welcoming tavern, spacious guest rooms, hiking trails, extensive gardens and amazing views provide a relaxing and delicious Vermont get-away.
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Exploring Salisbury, Connecticut | Cozy Country Charm in the Litchfield Hills
The cozy village of Salisbury in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut offers country inns, tasty treats, an annual ski jump for top winter fun.
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A True Year-round Outdoor Destination
From peaceful lakes to mountain vistas, those seeking adventure and lazy days alike can get away from the pressures of everyday life and enjoy friendly locals, small communities, and a breath of fresh air.
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Favorite Pet-Friendly Lodging in New England
With its beaches, trails, and mountains, New England is a pup’s playground. Here are some pet-friendly lodging options that make traveling with furry friends a breeze.
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Couples-Only, Award-Winning, Vermont Bed and Breakfast
Welcoming luxury awaits at Stowe's Stone Hill Inn. Rated by TripAdvisor in the top 1% of hotels worldwide, we provide a romantic escape to celebrate life together. Enjoy double-sided fireplaces and jetted tubs for two.
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McLoons Lobster Roll Recipe
A classic cold lobster roll recipe with mayo from McLoons Lobster Shack in South Thomaston, Maine. We think it's the best lobster roll in New England!
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Nelly Butler | America’s First Ghost
It was August 9, 1799, when Abner Blaisdel first heard the "knocking noises" in his house in Machiasport, Maine. Learn the story of Nelly Butler, America's first ghost.
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