After Yankee Magazine's Annie Graves, wrote the article about Vermont Inn to Inn Walking, the bookings increased eight fold for the season. A little over 200 people from around the country booked the self guided walking tour this season, and we expect to see an increase again in 2013.
- A church ministry group from Orlando
- A walking group from Southern California
- Friends from all over the USA who meet once a year to reconnect
- Couples celebrating anniversaries and birthdays
- New England walker groups
- Ladies friend groups

Perhaps one of the most unique photos send back to me after a walk is that of the Eastern Newt as seen below. Quite a extraordinary
creature, it is called a 'red eft.' This little guy is actually in its second stage of life, soon to transition to an aquatic form without legs. It starts out as a tad-pole looking swimmer, then on to land in this 3 inch salamander, bright orange looking form, and then back to the water in the fall as the aquatic version. COOL!If you have interest in horseback riding Inn to Inn, call us and lets make arrangements for one of the legs of the tour to be completed by horseback. We are working out details with Plan B Stables in Chester to ride from Inn Victoria to Old Town Inn, approximately 9 miles.
Written by: Dan Cote, owner of Inn Victoria, a Bed and Breakfast in Chester, Vermont
Great post!
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