Beer lovers can enjoy all the outdoor beauty Vermont has to offer as well as some of the best beer in the state on this beer trail. Here's where to go.
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This underrated lakeside town is easy to overlook, but its quaint surroundings, vintage antiques, berry-picking spots, and beach vibes make it worth the trip.
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Looking for a hidden getaway that will remind you of the Gilded Age? This adorable town in Vermont will have you feeling like you're in another time entirely.
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With Broadway-caliber theater shows, a historic marble-laden swimming hole, and plenty of great eats and stays, this year-round Vermont town is a must-visit.
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Enjoy a breathtaking view of three states, snap postcard-worthy photos of covered bridges, and meet local wildlife during a road trip on this Vermont byway.
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Stop by Vermont’s oldest general store to experience the history and enjoy arts and crafts found within a quaint old town tucked away in the mountains.
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Hidden not-too-deeply into Vermont's mountains is this charming town with a surprisingly robust arts scene and plenty of outdoor recreation.
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The Northern Forest Canoe Trail offers miles and miles of adventure through the northeastern United States and part of Canada.
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The state of Vermont is home to a string of picturesque municipalities, but this one town is particularly abundant in art, local culture, and stunning scenery.
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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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