Things to Do in St Johnsbury
Vermont’s only public planetarium, a chapel and trails dedicated to dogs, rural Northeast Kingdom setting, and world-class craft brewing set St. Johnsbury apart. Here’s what to see, do, and eat there.
Category: Itinerary
Things to Do in St Albans
On the shores of Lake Champlain, the city of St. Albans abounds with outdoor recreation, from a rail trail to a community ski hill to a public pool. Downtown, find local dining, brewing, and community events.
Things to Do in Shelburne
From a massive collection of art and Americana on a sprawling outdoor museum to independent shops, a historic country store, and more, Shelburne’s got lots to see. Here’s what to see, do, and eat there.
Things to Do in Newport and Jay
In Vermont’s geographic center, discover standout brunch, a live theatre and music center for the arts, a historic movie theatre, and more along this itinerary.
Things to Do in Montpelier
Montpelier is the country’s smallest state capital. See one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating state houses, an array of locally owned stores and restaurants, and some of Vermont’s finest crafts.
Things to Do in Middlebury
The college town of Middlebury welcomes with literary history, contemporary art, and a historic and walkable downtown. Here’s what to see, do, and eat there.
Things to Do in Burlington
Vermont’s largest city is home to the No. 1 public square in the U.S., a bike path that crosses Lake Champlain, and a vibrant culture centered around art and small businesses. Here’s what to see, do, and eat there.
Things to Do in Randolph
In Vermont’s geographic center, discover standout brunch, a live theatre and music center for the arts, a historic movie theatre, and more along this itinerary.
Things to Do in Poultney
In the heart of the Stone Valley, Poultney is home to Lake St. Catherine, a year-round recreation destination, some of the state’s earliest quarrying history, a local vineyard, and a 20-mile rail trail.
Things to Do in the Okemo Valley
A ski resort with more than 100 trails is the four-season star of Vermont’s Okemo Valley, but nearby, discover presidential history, a renowned classic country store, and a year-round theatre company.