Tucked away in Vermont is this lovely once-bustling rail town, a perfect place to get away into the wild blue yonder or enjoy the sights of a cozy main street.
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This quaint Vermont town offers everything from hiking trails to ski slopes, not to mention a charming downtown with great eats and charming shops.
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For an outdoor getaway in a charming lakeside community, head to this Vermont city on the Canadian border that is full of artsy tourist activities and nature.
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Leave the busy Adirondack towns behind. Instead, check out this underrated mountain range for stunning views, fun hikes, and a serene outdoorsy atmosphere.
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There's something about New England that just makes its small towns incredibly scenic and charming, and this storybook college town in Vermont is no different.
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The perfect way to see New England is by driving down "Vermont's Main Street" which travels over 216 miles across the state through charming towns and resorts.
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If you're looking for a state park to add to your bucket list, there's one in Vermont that houses a beautiful glacial feature full of fun summer activities.
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Enjoy beautiful lakeside views surrounded by stunning Vermont scenery at this glacial lake that offers outdoor activities and a pristine swimming beach.
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The famed oldest city in Vermont offers a picturesque downtown full of small-town charm. It's also quite close to Lake Champlain.
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Brookfield sees a steady stream of visitors and a deluxe portion of love for its singular sight: A floating bridge across Sunset Lake.
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For a charming all-inclusive resort that will fully immerse you in nature, look no further than this rustic five-star beauty nestled in the forests of Vermont.
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The oldest hiking trail in America is a challenging long-distance 272-mile trek across mountains and the awe-inspiring forests of Vermont.
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A Vermont town is an idyllic setting with smalltown charm, a rich history, cozy inns, delicious local cuisine, and scenery that belongs on a postcard.
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Stop in one of the oldest towns in Vermont, which boasts Revolutionary War history, boutique downtown shops, a vibrant art culture, and good dining.
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The oldest flea and farmer's market in Vermont is a treasure trove of food, antiques, and unique specialties offered by over 100 vendors. This is a must-visit!
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In the Mad River Valley in central Vermont, there are a number of charming inns that visitors and locals alike can book for an escape in the Green Mountains.
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Those looking for crowd-free slopes of fresh powder should head to this resort in Vermont. It has 260 acres of mountainside to ski for affordable prices.
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This tiny but endlessly charming Vermont town is home to one iconic film (and its famous bridge) and conveniently located near several other alluring stops.
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Snowshoeing is a popular alternative to more risky winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, and these five resorts offer some of the best trails to explore.
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Driving along a single scenic Vermont road gives visitors access to a number of the state's idyllic small towns and their unique attractions.
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Vermont is home to a chapel for man's best friend -- the only one in the world. This is a special place that people can go to honor the lives of their dogs.
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Visitors to this little-known spot in Vermont can shop for antique souvenirs, view distinctive architecture, stay at a cute B&B, and enjoy outdoor activities.
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Shop for locally-grown produce and delicacies in this cute town in Vermont that has many orchards and stunning places for outdoor adventures.
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Vermont's "Beast of the East" is one of the premier destinations for fresh powder in the winter. Plus, the scenery from the slopes couldn't be more sublime.
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This Vermont town that offers amazing craft beer, delicious Irish cuisine, a top-notch art scene, and an array of outdoor activities.
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Vermont is one of the beer meccas of the world, with more breweries per capita than any state in the U.S. These are today's leaders in its craft brewing scene.
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The Green Mountain State is a top place to see the full spectrum of fall colors. Pull over in this small town before peering into the kaleidoscope.
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