This Breathtaking State Full Of Thrills Takes The Crown As America's Most Outdoorsy
With locals searching more for camping and skiing than anyone else in the U.S., this breathtaking state has earned its spot as a true outdoor paradise.
Read MoreWith locals searching more for camping and skiing than anyone else in the U.S., this breathtaking state has earned its spot as a true outdoor paradise.
Read MoreHistoric and affordable, this town in Vermont is chock-full of attractions to help fill your days; from hiking and skiing, to music and theater performances.
Read MoreNestled deep within this beautiful Vermont valley is a college town with rail-trails to explore and a rich history to take in during your visit.
Read MoreThere isn't just one place where you can get all of the perks of Vermont, but this small town is just quiet enough to enjoy your views in piece as well as shop.
Read MoreJust minutes from Burlington, this peaceful Vermont city blends small-town charm, safety, and stunning lake views with great dining and boutique shopping.
Read MoreFeel chills run up your spine in this tucked-away graveyard in America's smallest capital city that hides haunted sculptures and unique funerary art.
Read MoreExperience one of the most quintessentially New England sights when you visit this adorable Vermont town full of iconic attractions and stunning landscapes.
Read MoreSome retirees may prefer the city, but many others are looking for simpler lives and stunning scenery. Here's why these New England towns are best for retirees.
Read MoreEscape to a Vermont hamlet cradled by the Green Mountains, where hiking trails, paddling, and stunning waterfalls promise adventure in every season.
Read MoreUnwind in a peaceful Vermont cabin surrounded by fiery foliage, mountain views, and the ultimate fall luxury: Your very own outdoor hot tub.
Read MoreIf you're itching to have a relaxing vacation in a quaint mountain town, then try exploring this adorable hamlet in the Green Mountain state.
Read MoreNew England is known for its foliage and history, but it can also be great for retirees. This Vermont town has a walkable downtown and vibrant art community.
Read MoreThis city is famous for its historic school, and it has tons to offer for students and non-students alike — from lakeside festivals to international cuisine.
Read MoreVermont is the perfect state to enjoy a road trip and take in the gorgeous fall foliage. This scenic byway showcases some the state's best beauty spots.
Read MoreFor those looking for nature-filled outdoor activities such as skiing, biking, or long, leisurely walks, consider this accessible bucolic New England location.
Read MoreBoard this scenic train ride, which will take you on a stress-free journey from Washington, D.C., up through the heart of New England.
Read MoreVermont is already an incredible autumn destination for the beautiful vistas alone. Add in a historic poetry trail to the mix, and it's a must-visit fall spot.
Read MoreIf you're traveling to Vermont and want to visit a quiet town, consider this location in the Green Mountains that offers skiing, a reservoir, and quaint shops.
Read MoreThis road trip through small towns in Vermont is perfect for getting your leaf-peeping fix while passing cozy towns with local businesses and farm stands.
Read MoreA ski lover's paradise hidden in Vermont's Green Mountains, this charming hamlet is home to one of the most affordable winter resorts on the East Coast.
Read MoreFeeling safe while traveling is important. Luckily, four out of five of the safest states in the U.S. are in one region that is famous for great fall foliage.
Read MoreVenture to a quaint New England town with gorgeous, historic Greek Revival buildings while enjoying Vermont’s abundance of relaxing nature escapes.
Read MoreDiscover one of the best places to visit in Vermont for breathtaking views of fall foliage, which is also home to a spooky bridge said to be haunted.
Read MoreHopping on an expensive overseas flight to see world-class natural beauty isn't always an option. Thankfully, Vermont's lake country is a lot closer.
Read MoreTucked just outside of Burlington, this lakefront town in Vermont is an idyllic escape for nature lovers where you can indulge in rail-trails and maple syrup.
Read MoreCovering 17,503 acres of dense woodland and mountain terrain, this state forest in Vermont awaits you with stunning hikes, over 100 species of birds, and more.
Read MoreA tiny, walkable Vermont city blends historic charm, cultural diversity, and a buzzing downtown scene, all packed into just 1.5 square miles.
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