Quechee, Vermont 05059
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This small, picturesque Vermont village in the Town of Hartford is home to two of Vermont’s major tourist attractions – The Quechee Gorge, also known as the “Grand Canyon of the East,” and Quechee Gorge Village – a popular antique, craft, and gift shopping area. Quechee Gorge was formed after the ice age and demonstrates nature’s power as the Ottauquechee River carved a swath through the Vermont hillsides. Quechee is a popular Vermont vacation destination. The scenic countryside and abundance of excellent lodging accommodations attracts vacationers year round to this Vermont village.
The Quality Inn at Quechee Gorge, Rt. 4, Quechee, VT 05059
A full service Quechee Vermont hotel and conference center with on premises restaurant, banquet, and business function facilities.
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Vermont Antique Mall, 5573 Woodstock Road, Quechee, VT 05059 | 802 281-4147
Located in the heart of Quechee Gorge Village, you’ll find our 17,000 square foot barn filled with antiques, vintage and collectable treasures. Come see the area’s largest selection, with hundreds of dealer booths and new stock daily. Nearby eateries and seasonal events make this a “must see” for all ages. Shop where the dealers shop! Open daily 10am – 5pm.
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Inns, Bed and Breakfast inns, and conference facilities (Quality Inn, Quechee) are all available in Quechee. The town also has several superb restaurants and inns with fine dining. (Quechee Inn at Marshland Farms). Quechee is where you will find the Quechee Club and Quechee Lakes – a four season community. Quechee, like many other Northern New England villages, was once a thriving mill town. Quechee was settled in the 1760’s when homesteaders built mills along the Ottauquechee River. These mills provided everything from lumber to cider and spurred economic growth. To accommodate this growth, a bridge was built over the Ottauquechee River at the current site of the Quechee covered bridge. In 1875, the Woodstock Railroad Company built a bridge (an engineering feat of its day) to span the Quechee Gorge. For over 50 years, the train crossed the Quechee Gorge as it made its run from White River Junction and Woodstock, Vermont. The old railroad bridge was converted to highway use and is presently Rt. 4, Vermont’s major East-West roadway. Quechee is also home of the annual Quechee Chamber of Commerce sponsored, Quechee Balloon Festival. This Vermont attraction is held every Father’s Day weekend and features colorful hot air balloons and a festival.
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Chartered: 1761
County: Windsor
Quechee, VT Population:
2010: 656
GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 43.3844
Longitude: -72.256
Quechee, VT Local Information
Quechee Town Offices: 802-295-9353
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