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Winter in Northwest Vermont has so much to offer, from Hard’ack Recreation Area’s night skiing, Boston Post Dairy’s artisan cheeses, Lake Carmi State Park’s ice fishing, and rejuvenation at the Vermont Salt Caves to local beer from 14th Star Brewing Co.
Winter in the Northeast Kingdom comes alive at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, Jay Peak Resort's skiing and waterpark, Craftsbury Outdoor Center’s cross-country trails, St. Johnsbury’s art and dining, and Island Pond’s scenic snowmobiling.
Winter in the Lower Connecticut River means Brattleboro’s Winter Carnival & Harris Hill Ski Jump, a treasure hunt at Windham Antique Center in Bellows Falls, live music at the Stone Church, embracing outdoor adventures at Ascutney Outdoors, and more.
Experience winter in Greater Burlington at the Ice Bar at Hotel Vermont for live music and local drinks, hiking, sledding, or going night skiing under bright lights, exploring interactive exhibits at ECHO, and taking in the Snowflake Bentley Exhibit in Jericho.
Experience winter in Vermont’s Deerfield Valley region by skiing, riding, snowshoeing, or snowmobiling at Mount Snow or Stratton Mountain, savoring comfort food at Dot’s Restaurant, and enjoying local spirits with stunning views at Vermont Distillers.
Experience winter in Champlain Valley: ski at Rikert Outdoor Center, savor smoked treats at Dakin Farm, shop local in Middlebury, taste creative jams at Bristol’s Minifactory, and walk the Robert Frost Trail in Ripton.
Discover the Champlain Islands in winter by enjoying snowshoeing and tastings at Snow Farm Vineyard, the lively Great Ice! Festival, homemade treats on the honor system, scenic horseback rides at Breakaway Farm, and Kraemer & Kin's Winter Carnival and cozy taproom.
Experience Vermont's Capital Region in the winter with highlights including the Vermont History Museum in Montpelier, performances at the historic Barre Opera House, outdoor adventures at Hubbard and North Branch River parks, and the century-old Farmers Night Concert Series at the State House.
Experience the White River Valley in the fall, highlighted by the Tunbridge World’s Fair, a drive across Brookfield’s historic Floating Bridge, and the New World Festival in Randolph, as well as local brews and farm-to-table dining.
On a road trip along the Green Mountain Byway, the Upper Green Mountains in the fall are home to sweet treats such as hot cider donuts, locally brewed beer, and ice cream – or from above in a glider, the mountains unfold into sweeping foliage views.
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