Enjoy a weekend of live music, historical tours, agriculture, food, vendors and more on the scenic Chester Green. The Chester Festival on the Green is an annual event that's the official kick off to fall foliage season. This is a free outdoor event where you will find the...
Enjoy a weekend of live music, historical tours, agriculture, food, vendors and more on the scenic Chester Green. The Chester Festival on the Green is an annual event that's the official kick off to fall foliage season. This is a free outdoor event where you will find the...
The Indigenous Peoples' Day Rocks (IPD Rocks!) in Shelburne is a daylong celebration of Vermont’s Indigenous culture, customs, music, drumming, dancing and community. Tickets $5-$15. -Courtesy photo of Kenny Neal....
The annual event includes a parade, horse-drawn wagon rides, games, food, raffle, craft fair, music and more. Parade starts at 10 a.m ...
Enjoy a parade, music, food, drinks, exhibits, cloggers, arts and crafts, pony rides, a pig roast, and more at the 41st annual Peru Fair. All parking at Bromley Mountain (free shuttle). Parade starts at 9:45 a.m. Admission: $10/10+ and $5/5-9. Kids under 5 admitted free....
The best Vermont fall foliage hikes feature scenic views and colorful forests. Vermont’s most popular hikes, such as Camels Hump, Mount Mansfield, and Killington, are crowd-pleasers in the fall. But if you’re looking for Vermont fall foliage hikes that are a bit more off-the-beaten-path, a variety...
Planning a Woodstock fall foliage getaway is a perfect choice for anyone looking to explore Vermont. Consistently ranked as one of the best and most beautiful towns to visit, Woodstock is gorgeous and enjoyable any time of year. And when it comes to fall, this Windsor...
Want to make the most of the upcoming fall foliage season? Vermont fall outdoor activities are an ideal way to soak up the beauty of autumn. Whether you want a big adventure in the mountains or a low-key day at an apple orchard, Vermont in...
Is Vermont’s fall foliage 2020 season on track? Vermont Forests, Parks, and Recreation Commissioner Mike Snyder has three words for you: trust the trees. And if you want to know why Vermont’s foliage is the world’s best, Snyder says it comes down to variation, vibrancy, and...
An interesting but not surprising fact: Vermont has more dirt roads than paved ones. With nearly 8,600 miles of unpaved roads across the state (compared to 7,151 miles of paved roads), Vermont has no shortage of scenic dirt roads to explore by car, bike, or on...
