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Nice main street with a great independent book store. Quite a few dining options. Close to Dog Mountain - which is a must see for dog people. Friendly locals and beautiful scenery. We ate dinner at Spoon Thawee (Thai) which was excellent. Would have liked to hike the Lamolile Valley Rail Trail, but did not have the time.

Since I have friends in this area I have seen great changes and all for the better for this town. I understand there is a bike path nearby. Culturally there has been big strides. Not only does the town have a long history but a wonderful Academy for learning near its center. Architecture, Museum and galleries are becoming more noticeable as well as restaurants, entertainment and the accessibility of reaching other locations. You have Rte. 2 that comes from Montpelier to Bethel, ME. There is the intersection of I 93 from Boston, MA to here and I 91 from New Haven, CT to the Canadian Border. There are many roads that once served as major arteries and now are scenic roads. Not far from St. Johnsbury on Rte. 2 is Danville. It has a terrific view of the White Mountains there as well as wonderful shops and eateries nestled in its small town. North of St. Johnsbury is Lyndonville which has a college and a thriving off beat community. Your not far from ski areas as well. And then 15 miles east on I 93 is New Hampshire and the towns of Littleton, Franconia, Bethlehem and more for you are coming into the White Mountain State Park. Plenty to hike, hobnob and eat. This is all in reach of St. Johnsbury. I hope you can come up and enjoy the scenery in all seasons. Get to know the people and their interests.