Randolph
Vermont’s Geographic Center
Randolph, Vermont
Along the third branch of Vermont’s White River, discover more than 240 miles of mapped trails for hiking, biking, backcountry skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. Downtown Randolph, in the White River Valley region, is Vermont’s geographic center, full of historic railroad-era architecture and many Victorian-era homes. In town, the Playhouse Movie Theatre was the first purpose-built, single-screen movie theater in Vermont, and a few blocks up Main Street is the acoustically superb Chandler Center for the Arts, welcoming nationally known performers.
Featured Attractions
A historic movie theatre and performance space, a state park with panoramic views, and a family-run historic maple sugaring operation are just some of the draws to Randolph.
Chandler Center for the Arts
A gallery, theatre, and educational space make room in Randolph for the arts.
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Vermont’s second developed state park, Allis State Park offers sweeping views of Bear Hill from a fire tower, a pavilion, and camping about 20 minutes outside of town.
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A tribute to the whale bones found in Vermont, this public art installation, “Whale Dance,” mirrors its Burlington twin.
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Brewing red ales, porters, lagers, and more in Braintree, Bent Hill offers a meat-free menu. Open seasonally.
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With large 3D-printed maps of Vermont’s trails, the Gear House is a great hub to start a mountain biking expedition.
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Open for play since 1913, the Montague Golf Club is the second oldest golf course in Vermont, offering a front nine flanked with maple and pine trees and a picturesque setting.
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This Randolph mainstay was built in 1919 as the first single-screen movie theatre in Vermont, and it’s still welcoming crowds today.
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A family business since 1940, Silloway Maple welcomes visitors for tours, tastings, and a retail shop in Randolph Center. The facility uses cutting-edge reverse osmosis and solar technology, in tandem with a wood fire, in their sugaring operation.
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Attraction Spotlight
Chandler Center for the Arts
This 1907 concert hall brings live theatre, music festivals, and an art gallery to downtown Randolph. In the winter, a holiday artisans market lights up the center.
Vermont’s Roots in Sound
New World Festival
Annually on Labor Day Sunday
French Canadian and Celtic music and dance traditions take center stage at this central Vermont heritage celebration.
Things to Do in Randolph, Vermont
Learn more about what Randolph has to offer in this downtown guide.
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The Vermont Vacation Directory
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Transportation Options
For Randolph
South Main and Salisbury Streets
Depot Square
Randolph, VT 05060
Local Transportation
- Taxi Service and/or Rideshare: Uber
- Bus services: Tri-Valley Transit
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The White River Valley Region
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