Where to View Fall Foliage
Vermont's 251 Club members share their favorite spots for viewing fall foliage and tips for how to make sure you never miss a great view.
Category: Experience
Savu Brings Sauna Culture to Vermont
Savu brought Scandinavian sauna culture to Vermont, offering a sauna experience that embraces peaceful seclusion.
Brattleboro Stone Church
In downtown Brattleboro, the 147-year-old Stone Church offers an unforgettable atmosphere to experience music.
Fishing
Whether you fly fish Vermont’s creeks and streams, cast from a boat on Lake Champlain, or fish from shore, the sport's slower pace offers a chance to unwind and take in the natural beauty that surrounds you.
Recreation Paths and Rail Trails
Vermont's rail trails and recreation paths are great low-impact ways to explore downtowns, scenic views, and waterfronts. Along the way, there are many opportunities to enjoy a taste of Vermont, from farmstands to farm-to-table dining, breweries to cideries, and more.
A Day Trip to a National Historical Park in Woodstock
In Woodstock, spend the day at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, a living laboratory of land stewardship and environmental conservation.
Water Sports
Vermont's lakes beckon for kayaking, swimming, paddleboarding, boating, and other water sports. From Lake Champlain, stretching along the western border to Lake Willoughby in the north and Spruce Lake in the southern region, there’s over 800 lakes to explore.
LGBTQ+ Travel
As the first state in the U.S. to legislatively legalize same-sex marriage, Vermont has a long heritage of LGBTQ+ support, acceptance, and celebration. Plan to visit queer-owned businesses and year-round pride events.
A Lake Willoughby Getaway
Breathtaking views and beautiful beaches set the stage for this Lake Willoughby trip in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
A Spring Day Trip to Barre
Take a day trip to Barre, renowned as the "Granite Capital of the World," and explore a blend of outdoor recreation, rich history, and cultural attractions.