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As spring wakes up the Champlain Islands, explore Vermont’s very own fossil reef, a general store that’s become a community cornerstone, and more. Yankee Magazine spotlights the top 5 highlights of the Champlain Islands region in the spring.
Tradition is the backbone of Vermont’s Capital Region, whether you tour a sugarhouse or the galleries at one of the country’s oldest continually operating state houses. These 5 highlights from Yankee Magazine offer the best of the spring season.
This winter, discover winter in the White River Valley at concerts at the Chandler Center for the Arts in Randolph, the Brookfield Ice Harvest Fest, and the festive Joseph Smith Birthplace. Ski at the family-friendly Middlebury Snow Bowl, and savor authentic Thai dishes at Saap in Randolph.
Explore winter in the Upper Green Mountains with highlights including four premier ski resorts, scenic rides at the Icelandic Horse Farm, an art stroll, Stowe’s Winter Carnival and Winter Rendezvous, and the lively atmosphere at Zenbarn featuring music, food, and community events.
Winter in the Upper Connecticut River beckons with the scenic Lake Morey Skate Trail, hands-on fun at the Montshire Museum, community skiing at Northeast Slopes, live performances at Northern Stage, and historic downtown Woodstock, offering cozy lodgings, local breweries, and festive events.
Discover artisan goods from JK Adams, family-friendly skiing at Bromley Mountain, immersive nature at Merck Forest and Farmland, the lively Winterfest in North Bennington, and art at the Southern Vermont Arts Center as you experience winter in the Shires region.
Skiing at Killington Resort and Pico Mountain, the festive Winterfest celebration in Rutland, the artistic charm of Brandon, ice fishing on Lakes Bomoseen and St. Catherine, and delicious local cuisine underscore winter in the Stone Valley region.
Winter in the Okemo Valley means immersing yourself in Vermont Country Store's nostalgic charm, Okemo Mountain Resort's top-tier skiing, the vibrant après-ski scene in Ludlow, and family fun at the Viking Nordic Center, including a “Great Cookie Hunt” for kids.
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.
