9 State Parks to Visit in Vermont This Summer
Vermont’s 55 state parks are home to family firsts, big adventure, and memorable moments, all with a scenic outdoor backdrop. These 9 are a great place to start as you plan your parks visit.
Category: Places
Outdoor Fall Adventures
Foliage in the fall makes for beautiful walks in the woods, paddles on rivers, and drives through country roads. It can also make for great excursions into the air with the help of lift chair rides and canopy tours.
Peaceful Family Retreat at Quimby Country
The secluded nature of the Quimby Country Resort in the tiny unincorporated township of Averill makes it a great spot for families to spend time together outdoors.
Have a Romantic Getaway at the Woodstocker B&B
Whether you’re in a freshly minted relationship, celebrating a milestone anniversary, or magically reconnecting after many years, the historic Woodstocker B&B offers a romantic getaway for any couple.
5 Craft Beverage Experiences
From coffee shops to cideries, here are five delicious craft beverage experiences in Central Vermont.
Artist Elizabeth Billings at the Nature Conservancy
Tunbridge artist Elizabeth Billings becomes the first artist-in-residence at the Nature Conservancy and its 58 preserved natural areas in Vermont.
Winter Activities for Non-Skiers
From snowmobiling to spas, there are many ways non-skiers can experience a quintessential New England winter in Vermont.
Craftsbury Outdoor Center
Cross-country skiing, when well executed, is a graceful embrace of physics — a delicate balance of velocity, gravity, friction, force and drag.
Three Walkable Downtowns
Walkable downtowns invite visitors to thoroughly explore and enjoy invigorating fresh air and true immersion into the community. Park your car to explore all the shops and restaurants these three charming towns have to offer.
Vermont Regions
Vermont’s 14 regions are a journey of diverse landscapes, historic landmarks, and cultural experiences. Discover the towns, mountains, and back roads that join the regions together and set them apart.