Picturesque Cross-Country Skiing in Ripton
Rikert Nordic Center’s well-groomed rural pathways and fresh mountain air is a remote destination for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and fat biking.
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Rikert Nordic Center’s well-groomed rural pathways and fresh mountain air is a remote destination for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and fat biking.
Start planning for a memorable Vermont vacation with a free planning packet, including a road map (perfect for your glove box), an inspiration guide featuring some of the best things to do in the Green Mountain State, and information on scenic byways, food and farms, state parks, and more.
Offering fast and comfortable service with stops both outside and inside Vermont, Amtrak offers two routes that connect Vermont with the rest of the country to travel by train.
This report, updated weekly during foliage season, tracks how autumn colors are developing across the state. The report is written by Vermont foresters and also includes best bets for viewing, seasonal events, and activities.
There’s a wide variety of ways to get around Vermont. Once you’re here, travel from town to town by train or bus, opt for the scenic route, or traverse by way of a rail trail.
Whether you fly to Vermont or travel by train, ferry, or car, getting to the Green Mountain State is part of the adventure.
As you plan your trip, let these resources be your roadmap through the Green Mountain State. From booking your room to tracing your route, this page will get you started.
Checklists, itineraries, and trip ideas can help you narrow down your list as you plan your next Green Mountain visit.