Whats the best place for a weekend getaway within a 6 hour driving radius from Boston, MA?|117159

The girlfriend and I are looking to getaway for the weekend of July 18th-20th. We want to go somewhere new and exciting (we_ve both been to the Cape and New York City before), but it has to be within a 6 hour driving radius of Boston, MA. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. Thank you.

Depends on your kind of vacation. You can get to Montreal in 6 hours. The Berkshires are nice, or upstate NY. Lake Willoughby in northern Vermont is gorgeous - cleanest water I_ve ever been in. Portland, ME is a fun town, or York Beach.

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But make sure that on your way you meander slowly on the back roads of Vermont, and spend an afternoon at least in Burlington (dining suggestion: _Taste of Burlington_ on the lakefront.
A horrible trite name but a great but unpretentious restaurant). The Eastern Townships area to the southeast of Montr��al in Quebec also wonderful for exploring, and, believe it or not, there are some wineries there (centered on the town of Dunham); also some lovely inns and B_Bs; you can stay at one and drive to Montr��al to taste the city (trying to do Montr��al in a weekend is like trying to do all of N.Y.C. in a weekend!!)

Mystic, CT
Lake Winnipesauke, NH
Wells, Maine *Maine is beautiful
Campden, Maine

There are nice resorts and b_b_s in Vermont.
You could go horseback riding.

There are places in upstate NY to visit.

Philadelphia, PA is almost 6 hours from Boston.
There is a lot to do there.

There looks like there is a nice resort in Woodstock, VT with a lot to do in the area that is close by.

I found it by googling, romantic weekend getaways in New England. I almost booked a weekend trip there but they want to charge my credit card in advance (2+ months) and I_m not ok with that.

I would definitely go to NH. It all depends on what you like to do. If it_s nature then NH is the best. I know of a great campground in Webster if you want. Just drop me an email - they also rent campers. I am a huge fan of Laconia, Webster, Concord, and White Lake Region. You always have Maine or Rhode Island too. All I really know in Maine is Old Orchard Beach or the Sacco River, but I had a blast at both places. I live in Rhode Island and you could always hit Newport (VERY EXPENSIVE) or the Narragansett/Point Judith area. Point Judith has the option of jumping on the ferry to Block Island. Which I heard is also very expensive. But what isn_t now.

Hope you two have a great vacation no matter where you end up.

It definitely depends on what you_re into...culture, country, outdoors, etc. Several suggestions have been good ones.

Montreal - good for someone looking for the _European_ experience. If you like trying to find your way in foreign locales, this is a beautiful city. I stayed in an awesome place in Montreal.
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We saved a lot of money staying here over a hotel, and I enjoyed it so much more!

Burlington, VT - still in the city, but significantly less foreign! :D Amazing restaurants, plenty to see and do. Don_t miss Penny Cluse Cafe. Yum!

Northeast Kingdom, VT - If you really like to take it to the backroads and explore the New England countryside, this is the place to do it. I_ve got a few fantastic routes mapped out if you_re interested. I tend to prefer the quiet side of a vacation. Hiking, swimming, etc. More than enough of that up there. Lake Willoughby was suggested and that_s a part of this corner of VT. It_s an amazing glacier lake flanked by two mountains. The town of Burke is a nice place to stay...especially any of the places on Darling Hill Road! If you like camping, Belview Campground is a great spot in Barton, VT on Crystal Lake. It_s closer to the highway and a short drive from Lake Willoughby and Burke.

Essex, Clinton, Madison, Old Saybrook, CT - If you like the beach/ocean experience, these are nice areas along the Sound.

i second the vote for montreal--feels like you_re actually in europe and really just a few hours away
maine is definitely a good choice--depending on what you like to do you can sit on a beach, any outdoor activity*rafting, kayaking, hiking) or party in portland

Atlantic City is always a good time and is about 6 hours away. Lake George NY is only 4 hours and it is beautiful, there is a lot to do in both places. Lake George is fairly cheap too.

North Conway, White Mountains in New Hampshire, Wells, Maine; Montplier, VT, Fall River MA, Provindence RI

Portland Maine. Tons to do, great restaurants,plenty of water views.

Montreal - tres romantique!

Rockport

I like Old Orchard Beach in Maine. We go there every summer!! have fun n good luck finding a place 2 go

Newport Rhode Island.

It is SO nice there!

How much is the bus fare from ohio to louisiana?|132807

A friend and I would like to take a bus to visit her family in louisiana. I have looked everywhere, and I can_t find anywhere that gives me answers.
Can anyone give me a link or inform me of the costs and other details I need???

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