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Bethel

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88% of people who have been to Bethel think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Bethel are Molten Java, Sycamore Drive-In, and Bethel Cinema. Bethel is featured on the list Towns and Cities of Connecticut.

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Untitled by petelbury

I grew up here. I can tell you anything you want to know as far as where to hide in the woods to drink beer with your friends.

over 5 years ago

I grew up in this nice small town! by dilipb

I loved living in Bethel. It has a smart small-town culture, and is close to NYC (2 hours) and Boston (3 hours). Great outdoors, friendly people, and good food are all easy to find.

over 6 years ago

Untitled by Debra

small town, can kinda be annoying after a while, but nice to raise a family

over 6 years ago

Untitled by MelancholicMuse

Homestead of the great P.T. Barnum, and you gotta love Bethel’s small hometown-esque style.

over 6 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Deep in the Maine Woods, a Giant by BILL PENNINGTON January 09, 2009 With 668 skiable acres across eight peaks, Sunday River in central Maine is the Northeast’s second-biggest resort. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Bethel by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Until recently, Bethel was a sleepy resort town with one of those family-oriented ski areas that seemed destined for extinction. But then the Sunday River ski area was bought and dusted off by a brash young entrepreneur, who turned it into one of New England's most vibrant and challenging ski destinations. With the rise of Sunday River, the white-clapboard town of Bethel (located about 7 miles from the ski area) has been dragged into the modern era, though it hasn't (yet) taken on the artificial, packaged flavor of many other New England ski towns. The village (pop. 2,500) is still defined by the stoic buildings of the respected prep school Gould Academy, the broad village common, and the Bethel Inn, a sprawling, old-fashioned resort that's managed to stay ahead of the tide by adding condos without losing its pleasant, timeworn character. (read article)


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