This Gigantic Vermont Quarry Tour Belongs At The Top Of Your Bucket List
Kristin Grimes
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A granite quarry tour in Vermont might not be the first thing that pops into your mind when you’re considering what tours to take in the Green Mountain State, but it should! Specifically the Rock of Ages in Barre which is one of the largest granite quarries in the world. Here you’ll learn about granite, quarrying, and much more that is sure to fascinate you. Let’s take a look at The Rock of Ages in Vermont!
*Sadly the quarry is not currently giving tours, but we can look forward to them reopening in the future! Make sure to stay up to date by checking their website for new updates as it could change at any time.
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Have you visited this rock quarry in Vermont? What were your impressions? Which other unique things to do in Vermont would say are bucket list worthy?
If you enjoy the Rock of Ages in VT, be sure to check out the nearby whispering statue to try this wonder for yourself! It’s amazing!
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