Woodstock
Known for its quaint New England charm, including a covered bridge traversing the downtown’s heart and Vermont’s deepest gorge, Woodstock is a four-season destination.
Category: Historic Downtown
Poultney
Historic buildings, summer concerts on the green, and the solitude to explore hiking, biking, and the beauty of southern Vermont contribute to Poultney’s laid-back, welcoming vibe.
Vergennes
Vergennes is located near some of Vermont’s most diverse terrain, from a mountainous skyline to all the benefits of being on the Lake Champlain shoreline. Downtown, shops and restaurants offer a taste of what’s local.
Newport
Newport lies on the southern shore of Lake Memphremagog just a few miles south of the Quebec border and offers ample opportunity for boating, swimming, hiking, biking, and more.
Montpelier
Nestled where two rivers meet and sheltered by surrounding hillsides, Vermont’s capital, Montpelier, is home to ample recreation opportunities, independent shops, and natural beauty.
Stowe
Downtown Stowe is characterized by architectural beauty, history, and outdoor recreation. A walkable, vibrant downtown with well-preserved historic buildings, boutique shopping, and local dining wraps around the base of Vermont’s tallest mountain.
Middlebury
Nestled in the rolling hills and idyllic farmlands of Addison County, Otter Creek runs through Middlebury’s literary history. Nationally renowned Middlebury College and miles of trails draw writers, artists, and those who love getting outside.
Hardwick
This up-and-coming foodie town with a rich granite quarrying history is an outdoor recreation destination, located directly on the 93-mile Lamoille Valley Rail Trail.
Manchester
Nestled between the Green Mountain and Taconic ranges, Manchester is the North Shire town of Bennington County. Rich history runs through the region, which also has a strong focus on the arts and scenic beauty in spades.
Brattleboro
The world’s only Brattleboro, along the banks of the Connecticut River, is characterized by its literary heritage and people-powered arts scene, as well as its agricultural traditions.