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Hot chili, cold beer, a spectacle where people launch themselves down a slalom course on a single ski with a chair, and rushing, roaring waterfall are just a few of the highlights of a spring trip to Vermont’s Deerfield Valley region. Discover the rest of Yankee Magazine’s top picks.
One of the state’s finest golf courses, brightly colored murals that liven Vermont’s third largest city, and an artist highlighting local life are just a few reasons to visit Vermont’s Stone Valley region in the spring.
Warmer spring weather means waterfalls rushing with snowmelt, the start of fly fishing season, and more in Vermont’s White River Valley region. A locavore dining scene and a cinema dating to 1919 round out a spring visit.
Vermont’s Upper Green Mountains region wakes up in the spring with the excitement and hilarity of pond-skimming, some of the state’s most innovative creemees, a gala at a contemporary art gallery, and more. Browse Yankee Magazine’s top 5 highlights as you plan.
Among the nation’s oldest baking companies housing a cafe, Vermont’s deepest gorge at its most rushing, and dinner on the farm where it was produced are just some of the highlights of the spring season in Vermont’s Upper Connecticut River region.
As spring graces Vermont’s Shires region, explore a Georgian mansion once belonging to the Lincoln family, go fly fishing with a guide on the rushing Battenkill River, discover folk history’s deep roots in historic Bennington, and more.
Kick off spring with a ski resort celebration, tour a sugarhouse at the height of sugaring season, browse brightly colored local ceramic art, and more in Vermont’s Okemo Valley region.
A paved, flat rail trail for cyclers and walkers leads along the Missisquoi River, covered bridges draw the eye, and a beloved annual celebration of all things maple takes over as spring comes to the Northwest Vermont region. Here are the season’s highlights.
Stand in two countries at once, sample award-winning maple syrup with an on-site cafe, browse local art, and more in Vermont’s most rural region. The Northeast Kingdom reawakens in the spring.
Discover a cinema located within a historic hotel in downtown Brattleboro, chocolates drawing inspiration from local landscapes, and an outdoor labyrinth. The Lower Connecticut River region offers inspiration and retreat in the spring.
