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by Beverly Durfee on September 6, 2006
Here are some of the suggestions:
CORN MAZES: You can find easy walkthroughs for little kids, but for older children, look for a six-acre odyssey that will take an hour to navigate.
FOOD, FARMS AND FESTIVALS: Pick apples and pumpkins, then let the kids help you make a pie or carve a jack-o'-lantern. Vermont's "cheese trail" includes several farms with guided tours where you can visit animals and watch cheese being made.
HIKES: Nancy Ritger, senior interpretive naturalist for the Appalachian Mountain Club, says one way to get children excited about a hike is "to have a goal of some sort - a waterfall or a pond, or maybe just a scenic overlook, but have something they can count on getting to.
There are more suggestions within these selections. Get up and out!
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