Six(ish) Seasons
Vermont Seasons
Weather is never definitive in Vermont, which is why it doesn’t do nature by halves or by four seasons. Depending on who you ask, we have six: spring, summer, fall, winter, plus the beloved maple season and stick season. Don’t like the weather? Wait five minutes and the next season will arrive.
Time is yours for the making
Time moves at a different pace in Vermont. You can make it fly, crawl, rise, fall. Stop short or linger long. You can make anything you want of your time in Vermont and know, it was time well spent.
Wander Through Vermont’s Regions in Every Season
Fourteen regions. That’s how many distinct sections of Vermont there are — at least on a map. That’s just where the story starts. Summer light lingering over the lake. A covered bridge you didn’t know was there. The mist off a waterfall you can feel before you see. Fourteen is only the beginning; the rest reveals itself along the winding road.
72 Hours in the Upper Connecticut River Valley
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72 Hours in Vermont’s Groton State Forest and Surrounding DowntownsÂ
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