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Did you know that Robert Frost taught at Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of English in Ripton for 42 years? Every summer and fall between 1939 and 1963, he lived and wrote in a small cabin on what was then called the Homer Noble Farm.

The Robert Frost Trail in Ripton, VT

The Ripton property is a


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You can’t get more Vermonty than the village of Grafton, Vermont, and the circa 1850 Ephriam Bruce House will send you back in time in the best way possible.

The Ephriam Bruce House in Grafton Village

Tucked away on a quiet street in Grafton Village, this unique vacation rental gives visitors plenty of room to spread out and relax while enjoying beautiful outdoor...


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Vermont is a magnet for beer lovers.

The state has more craft breweries per capita than any other US state, and Burlington, Vermont’s largest city, is one of the best spots to imbibe in your favorite craft brews.

A few of our favorite Burlington VT breweries

It’s not all about the beer—the city is known for its gorgeous lakefront setting, foodie cultur...


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The Lake Champlain Islands in Vermont are unassuming — as if they haven’t quite figured out how popular they actually are.

The three islands and one peninsula that make up what locals call ‘The Islands’ are home to regular folk — farmers, school teachers, and construction workers, living in modest homes with million-dollar views.

The population of th...


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Did you know that you can spend the night in a castle in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom?

A stay at Gregoire Castle in Irasburg is what fairytales are made of, and there’s even a fascinating history to go along with this gem of a vacation rental.

Night view of Gregoire Castle

Our family spent a few nights in Gregoire Castle a few winters ...


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