Outdoor Art
Vermont's outdoor art showcases how Vermont landscapes and towns not only inspire artists, but also become part of the work and the experience of taking it in. Enjoy the fresh air as you explore public art.
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Vermont's outdoor art showcases how Vermont landscapes and towns not only inspire artists, but also become part of the work and the experience of taking it in. Enjoy the fresh air as you explore public art.
Vermont’s downtowns brim with bustling shops, classically beautiful views, and a cheery atmosphere, whether adorned with sparkling snow, bright, crunchy autumn leaves, or sunshine on a summer day. Small businesses make up the backbone of the state’s economy.
Vermont’s diverse cultural landscape invites visitors in to explore, learn, and connect with the stories and traditions that shape this land’s heritage through heritage trails and sites and storytelling.
From Vermont’s highest peak to New England’s longest rail trail, accessible travel experiences are available in many forms throughout the Green Mountains, including personalized adaptive programming and equipment rentals.
There’s a reason Vermont tops the list for New England family vacations, whether for the weekend, a whole week, or longer. Here’s how to make the most of a family trip to Vermont.
A Vermont foodie trip can center around local food tours, classes, and farms. Explore some of Vermont’s finest flavors and immersive culinary experiences.
Byways, back roads, and other scenic drives are some of the best ways to explore the state, meandering through historic downtowns and inviting stops at general stores, farmstands, scenic vantage points, and more.
Vermont's 100 covered bridges, dating to 1820, are the settings for history, weddings, scenic drives, beautiful photography, and memories that will last a lifetime.
Trails that explore and celebrate Vermont’s Black history, the state’s heritage as a stone quarrying region, and the stories of Vermont’s role in the Civil War make for great trip ideas.
With evidence of Indigenous people living on this land extending as far back as 13,000 years, Vermont’s history is rich, shown in Abenaki encampments, historic downtowns, and more. Explore Vermont’s past and learn how it informs the Green Mountains’ present and future.