Category: Experience

Read Blog Post: Winding Trail Seen from above, a road winds through a forest in fall with red, orange, and yellow leaves visible on trees.

Winding Trail

Vermont’s trails, back roads, and open landscapes invite discovery around every bend. Finding your own path brings surprise, perspective, and the quiet satisfaction of seeing where it leads.

Read Blog Post: Culture Country A sculpture of two whale tails rises from lush green grass under a bright sky with scattered clouds, set against a backdrop of distant mountains.

Culture Country

Vermont’s independent spirit has nurtured a creative culture that far exceeds its size. The state stands out as a lasting cultural hub.

Read Blog Post: Farm to Table A family of four sits around an circular dining table outside. Appetizers and wine glasses sit on the table while the parent passes out plates.

Farm to Table

Farm to table? We just call it dinner. Around here, knowing where your food came from is as much a part of the experience as what’s on the plate.

Read Blog Post: Seek and Savor Family walks along a dirt trail towards a red barn with a silo. The grass is green and the surrounding trees are bright with red, orange, and yellow leaves.

Seek and Savor

With over 6,500 farms, fresh, local, and ridiculously good food isn’t a trend, it’s traditionally how we’ve always eaten. Pull up a chair.

Read Blog Post: State of Inspiration Seen from above, a landscape in autumn with mist over mountains and red, orange, and yellow leaves beginning to show up on trees.

State of Inspiration

Vermont pulls you outside. With a landscape that shifts every season – its beauty is easy to admire. Meals are easy to savor and its art is worth uncovering. But what sticks are the stories. Come wander, try, taste, and be re-inspired.

Read Blog Post: Events-test A colorful event with live music.

Events-test

The statewide events calendar is stacked with summer concert series, inspirational art exhibitions, winter carnivals, fairs, festivals, and more.

Read Blog Post: Horse-Drawn Sleigh and Carriage Rides in Vermont A horse-drawn sleigh carries people across a snowy field.

Horse-Drawn Sleigh and Carriage Rides in Vermont

Here’s where to take a horse-drawn sleigh or carriage ride in Vermont year-round. Tour sugarbushes by sleigh or carriage, let draft horses pull you alongside a river as it rushes or lies quiescent under ice, or take in mountain views huddled under wool blankets.

Read Blog Post: A Culinary Journey Through Flavor and Adventure Chef in culinary theater

A Culinary Journey Through Flavor and Adventure

From mountain top breweries and scenic farmstands to immersive dining experiences, Vermont welcomes you to savor the extraordinary at every turn. This guide spotlights some of Vermont’s finest spots.

Read Blog Post: Things to Do in the Winter in Vermont If You Don’t Ski Children playing hockey on a lake in Vermont.

Things to Do in the Winter in Vermont If You Don’t Ski

There are so many things to do in Vermont if you don't ski on a snowy winter vacation. Discover the rhythm of the season through these 11 winter activities (no skis required) and experience the Green Mountains in new ways.

Read Blog Post: Vermont’s Best Burgers A server takes a meal order from two patrons at an outdoor restaurant on a warm day.

Vermont’s Best Burgers

The best Vermont burgers start local, from the beef to the buns, cheese, and toppings. Here’s your guide to Vermont’s burger scene.

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