Category: Seasons

Read Blog Post: Foliage Forecaster A person looks out the windows of a tower at the top of a mountain.

Foliage Forecaster

This map’s animation is a good approximation of how Vermont’s fall foliage typically unfolds over the course of a handful of weeks between mid-September and late October.

Read Blog Post: Summer Two people paddle a canoe on a mountain lake on a warm day.

Summer

Summer is your gateway to the sense of wonder and well-being that comes with slowing down and taking in your surroundings. There are as many ways to enjoy the summer season as there are paths that travel through the Green Mountains, whether you’re hiking or biking on a scenic trail or enjoying a road trip on a sunny day.

Read Blog Post: Spring A white horse grazes on grass in a fenced field. The sky in the background is tinted pink.

Spring

As the land thaws from its deep winter’s sleep, nature reawakens. Spring in Vermont is a celebration of renewal, with maple sugaring season, spring skiing, celebratory events, and more. 

Read Blog Post: Winter Seen from afar, snow-covered mountain peaks and a valley with a road running through it.

Winter

Winter transforms Vermont’s landscape into a cozy haven where mountains wear soft blankets of snow and historic downtowns radiate warmth and charm. 

Read Blog Post: Fall A red barn sits next to an open field and a forest of colorful orange and yellow fall trees.

Fall

In the fall, nature paints the landscape in a breathtaking tapestry of deep crimson, blaze oranges, and bright yellows. As the crisp autumn air sets in, the hills and valleys come alive.

Read Blog Post: Vermont Seasons A woman in a hat and sunglasses standing in a garden at Full Belly Farm, Hinesburg, VT.

Vermont Seasons

Vermont is a year-round destination, and as the seasons change, so do the landscape, the recreation, and the way of life. Explore Vermont’s four seasons and find the best time to plan your vacation.