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You’ve been longing to visit Vermont. To hike through the Green Mountains, photograph the fall colors, meander through a covered bridge, or snowshoe to a backcountry hut.

The best time to visit Vermont is whenever you can get here!

So, when is the best time to visit Vermont?

I can tell you that October is the most popular month to visit New England, b...


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The Vermont camping season is short, and for a small state, there are a whole lot of beautiful places to lay your head, from state parks to national forests and private campgrounds.

Our favorite Vermont camping opportunities are off the beaten path and often feature a fun cast of critters that double as camp hosts.

I’m talking about Vermont farm stays...


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Looking for a Vermont destination with a walkable downtown, great restaurants, intriguing shops, and lots of outdoor recreation?

Not only does Bennington, Vermont, cover all of these bases, but it’s incredibly easy to get to from metropolitan areas in the Northeast.

Bennington VT is beautiful in every season!

Located just three and a half hours from Ne...


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April 8-11, 2026

For a few quiet days in April, visitors to downtown Brattleboro will have the rare opportunity to watch an intricate work of sacred art take shape—grain by grain.

Photo credit: River Gallery S...

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Did you know the Connecticut River Byway is the only National Scenic Byway in Vermont?

The Connecticut River in Windsor, a mural in Bellows Falls, and the Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge.

This 500-mile, three-state byway spans the west and east shores of the Connecticut River, beginning in Massachusetts and traveling north through Vermont and New Hampshire to the...


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