VERMONT VACATION

State of Inspiration

A DEEPLY REWARDING ESCAPE

There’s a cave in Greensboro where wheels of cheddar have been aging for decades. On Lake Champlain, a thin gravel trail stretches 3 miles into the water. In Isle La Motte, 480-million-year-old fossils are imprinted in stone. Welcome to Vermont, where experiences spark curiosity and celebrate the spirit of discovery. Come find your State of Inspiration.

Seen from above, trees in the fall with orange and yellow leaves on full display.

Take the winding trail

Robert Frost had it right: take the road less traveled. With 8,000 miles of trails and more dirt roads than paved, Vermont pulls you into the journey. Take the winding road and see what you find. Usually, that’s the whole point.

A mountain with a dusting of snow, seen from a distance. In the foreground, trees with autumn leaves fill the lower part of the image.

Six(ish) seasons

Vermont doesn’t do nature by halves or by four seasons. Depending on who you ask, we have six: spring, summer, fall, winter, plus the beloved maple season and stick season. With six(ish) seasons, different experiences unfold throughout the year. 

A sculpture of two whale’s tails in the summer outside. Behind them mountains are visible.

Culture country

Vermont has the greatest density of writers and artists in the country. The independent spirit of the Green Mountain State has nurtured a creative community built over generations. With hundreds of performing arts organizations, galleries, and museums, plus countless festivals across the state, Vermont’s creativity flows through the state.

Various colorful dishes of food are on a wooden table along with a bottle indoors.

Farm to Table? We Just Call It Dinner

Vermont’s been doing farm to table since before it had a name. With over 6,500 farms, fresh, local, and ridiculously good products aren’t a trend, it’s traditionally how Vermonters eat. Around here, knowing where your food came from is as much a part of the experience as what’s on the plate.

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