Love love love that something like this has come to Rutland, VT! This is such a special place…read morepeople here don't realize what they have at their fingertips. Such a unique exercise and strengthening experience for kids (and adults too)! Gorgeous space, Jill the owner is such a wonderful teacher. Tell your friends!! They're even doing a girls empowerment workshop starting this week. Zero other opportunities like this around I hope they can get visitors from surrounding areas to make this place thrive like it should be. Just awesome!!

This place is amazing! Jill is wonderful with my daughter. She loves her FLYoga classes and has…read morealso participated in 1:1 sessions, GLOga (glow in the dark yoga), paint and yoga, and will be attending FLYoga Camp and the Sole Shine workshops this summer! What an opportunity for our community and our children! There is nothing like this around here! It's not just FUN, it teaches kids to self-regulate, and to know their bodies from the inside out...not to mention stretching and being flexible is so good for them! I'm 100% a FAN! I truly hope Mindful Money can be successful here in Rutland, VT! CHECK IT OUT‼

My child loved head over Heels camp. She enjoyed the bouncy…read morehouse, the rocking horses , every day she had different activity and every week a different theme. Very informative and educational.

I have attended class at Mountain Yoga since 2005. The space that it is in is comfortable, warm,…read morecarpeted...and when I walk in the door I am home. Margery is the instructor .. she lives her life with intention...which adds to the authenticity of her teachings and of svaroopa yoga. There are many styles of yoga....I started going because of a fibromyalgia diagnosis and through the years my pain has decreased remarkably. I feel better now than I did 8 years ago and I am giving thanks to Margery and svaroopa yoga. It appears to be a "gentle yoga"....but the results prove otherwise to me. Having a standard of practice in your home definitely tells me svaroopa gives you results.....just give yourself the time and committment you will be proud and happy of the results!

The oldest preschool in the area. A great place for kids to get ready for kindergarten.read more

I went to preschool here. Had a pretty good time. Recess was cool, plenty of crafts. Only one…read moreproblem in that I got put in time out for being wrongly accused of throwing soapy water across the room. Still pretty bitter about that.

A great, "quick" hike that is pretty aggressive for flatlander tourists visiting the Killington…read morearea. What it is short in distance is made up with altitude, attitude and a reward at the end. We were taking the scenic route from Western NY to Manchester NH and were looking for a nice 1-hour roadside hike and this certainly fit the bill. AllTrails has this trail marked as a "Moderate". Please understand that this is a very subjective scale and that for avid mountain hikers, this might be an easy climb, but if you're a tourist visiting from NYC or Boston, be ready for a workout. The trail is very intimidating at the beginning. It's heavily traveled and eroded with lots of roots and boulders exposed. You can tell that it could scare a lot of people int stopping and turning around. Don't fall for it. Not saying it's a piece of cake later but it's a clearer central trail. The trail intersects with the Appalachian Trail, which gives it some credibility and a little bragging right. The view at the end of this out-and-back is a tremendous reward and of course, the downhill return is much easier with gravity on your side. Just watch your step, it's very easy to mess up an ankle.

This is a really hard trail. I'm an experienced hiker and I used a walking stick. If you're not…read morefrom Vermont, this will be a challenging one!

A well equipped spacious facility at a new address at The Mill, 2174 Maxham Meadow Way, Woodstock…read moreVT. Ample parking and an elevator to the 2nd floor. Summer offerings include private sessions a a barre class, check website for details and contact info.

Well-appointed Pilates studio with a good range of equipment but, more importantly, terrific…read moretrainers/instructors. Both Deanna and Lucy are experienced, good-humored, but no-nonsense, trainers who will put you through your paces. Pilates can make a real difference in the way you feel (it has for me) and Biscuit Hill helped a lot. Physical therapist Rebecca Nash also has an office at Biscuit Hill. `

Amazing experience !! The falconers were very knowledgeable. Highly recommend. We did 2 experiences…read moreon 2 different days . One with a Harris hawk and the other with owls .

We had a blast here - this place is so professional; we learned so much about the birds of prey…read morethey work with as well. Handling a real hawk was a thrill, and felt like a unique experience you can't get many places. We did this as a group, and it's something I know none of us will ever forget. I'd definitely do this again, and recommend it to anyone/everyone who is thinking about doing it.

My wife and I are league bowlers at homes so thought we would throw a few strings while on…read morevacation. Mistake. We didn't expect to hit our normal averages because we didn't have our personal balls or shoes. But how bad could we do? I was down over 70 pins per string. Well, since the balls all have exceptionally small holes, expect 16 lbs or more, I had to go up 4 lbs from my usual to find anything I could even use. And I feel the ball was off some how as my shots all seemed to curve to the right, like it or not. Scoring system was adequate but seems a bit antiquated. Would not recommend and will not return. $35 for worn shoes (my wife's were especially bad and they had none better when asked) and wonky balls that were too heavy unless you're a kid.

The negative comments had almost nothing to do with bowling. I have found Bowlarama to have really…read moregood well maintained alleys. The service provided to bowlers is exceptional. There are numerous bowling leagues, but the walk in customers are treated as if they were regulars. I found the complaint from the " league bowlers at home" to be hilarious. Anybody who actually bowls knows that going to a new alley, with different oil patterns, using a house ball and different shoes is way more than likely to be way off their normal throw.