Category: Experience

Read Blog Post: Performing Arts A group of people play live music on an outdoor stage.

Performing Arts

Vermont’s performing arts put the rock in the mountains. From Broadway-direct theater to circus arts to internationally ranked classical and contemporary music, there’s so much to discover on Vermont’s stages.

Read Blog Post: Maple Two small jugs of maple syrup sit on a keg and read Pure Vermont Maple Syrup on the side.

Maple

Vermont’s sugar makers produce more maple syrup, sugar, candy, and other pure maple products than any other state. With 3,000 sugarhouses statewide offering tours, tastings, and more, there are so many ways to enjoy Vermont maple.

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Cheese

Vermont is home to more than 45 cheesemakers using milk from sheep, goats, and cows to craft more than 150 varieties of cheese. Follow the Vermont Cheese Trail, let the Hunt guide you throughout the state, or simply sample as you go. 

Read Blog Post: Craft Beer The interior of a brewery is seen, showing large fermentation tanks near a large window and sunlight coming in.

Craft Beer

With several beers named best in the world, Vermont’s brewers are heavy hitters. The Green Mountains' craft beer industry is booming, leading the nation in breweries and brew pubs per capita.

Read Blog Post: Craft Beverages Seen from above, four hands are visible holding samples of liquors and toasting.

Craft Beverages

To sample Vermont craft beverages from Green Mountain producers, plan to visit wineries, cideries, and distilleries around the state for tastings and tours.

Read Blog Post: Food and Farm Experiences Two people walk through a garden with sunflowers on a warm day.

Food and Farm Experiences

Whole trips can be planned around the bounty of Vermont’s farms. Whether you camp on a farm, take a class, or head to an orchard to pick your own fruits and vegetables, the state’s agricultural heritage welcomes visitors.

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Ice Cream

Vermont's ice cream producers range from innovative makers throughout the state with large operations to stands by the sides of roads offering delicious creemees and scoops of local flavor. Many are open year-round and you can plan a whole trip around visiting and sampling.

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Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing into serene winter landscapes, where the soft crunch of snow beneath your snowshoes becomes a rhythmic soundtrack to the sights of great outdoors.

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Snowmobiling

With a well-marked trail system linking towns together, readable maps and easy access to amenities, Vermont rolls out the white carpet for those hitting the woods for snowmobiling, with more than 5,000 miles of maintained trails.

Read Blog Post: Camping A canoe is tied up next to a camp site on the shore of a calm body of water, surrounded by fall foliage.

Camping

Discover the enveloping sense of wonder and long-lasting memories that a camping trip in Vermont inspires.