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Paddling a water trail along the state’s longest free-flowing river, staying at a working farm where you can help collect eggs and feed calves, and taking a pottery workshop are just some of the ways to enjoy summer in the White River Valley.
Soar above Vermont’s deepest gorge in a hot air balloon, wander a working farm and agricultural museum, mountain bike on miles of trails for different ability levels, and more in the Upper Connecticut River region this summer.
In Vermont’s Upper Green Mountains this summer, visit a gallery, candy store, and music store in one, take in the views from the state’s highest peak, drop more than 70 feet on a zipline, and more.
Jump into the swimming hole that now fills an old quarry, slide down one of the world’s longest slides, play with bumper boats and mini golf, or take in a performance – Vermont’s Shires region has lots of summer fun on deck.
Lake life at state parks throughout the region, Vermont’s biggest resort with lots of summer fun, and a real rodeo at a family-owned ranch are just some of the Stone Valley’s summer highlights.
Whether your ideal summer trip includes a four-day inn-to-inn walking tour or you’re more about a resort trip complete with a roller coaster and bungee trampoline, these Okemo Valley regional picks showcase some of summer’s best.
From a dairy festival with all the trappings of a country fair to a sprawling sculpture park and a boat-accessible island with its own bistro, Northwest Vermont brings the summer fun in spades.
Vermont’s most rural region is a playground in the summer, from a family resort celebrating the outdoors to a chapel and trail network dedicated to dogs. Along the way, discover New England’s largest corn maze and the home of the first Black man to earn a college degree in the U.S.
A chamber music festival drawing crowds from around the globe, a historic meeting house that’s like a time capsule to the 1800s, a vibrant arts scene, and more highlight the summer season in the Lower Connecticut River Valley.
Vermont’s Greater Burlington offers nearly never-ending fun in the summer, from picking your own berries to sailing on New England’s “sixth Great Lake” to an evening at an old-fashioned drive-in movie theatre.
