Vermont

Vermont’s appeal changes with the seasons. Lake Champlain transforms from a swim spot to a skating rink in winter. There are over 1,000 mountains and 25 ski resorts, including beginner-friendly Bromley and Jay Peak for backcountry skiers. Fall brings vibrant foliage everywhere, from the trails of Vermont’s highest peak Mount Mansfield to the country roads that run through the state’s 100 covered bridges. Vermont is also known for its maple syrup, cheeses, and craft beer, which you can sample at farms and in small towns. If you only have time for one, make it postcard-perfect Stowe, surrounded by hiking trails and bike paths; its compact center is filled with clapboard buildings housing shops, cafés, and restaurants.

A view of the church and a wide, red brick road in Burlington, Vermont Church Street Marketplace downtown city. Fall trees that are orange and yellow line the road on the right and left side.

End your road trip in Burlington, Vermont’s capital.

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Overview

Planning your trip

Use these articles, resources, and guides to plan and inspire your next trip to Vermont.