Vermont's fall foliage season is all about scenic drives, apple picking, hiking and exploring small towns. Here are some of the best Vermont towns to visit this fall foliage season, and where you'll find easy access to the outdoors, scenic views, and fall events. Peacham and Groton Once...
Looking for fun things to do in Vermont this fall? Here are 20 ideas to help you make the most of fall foliage season. Find Yourself on a Forest Service Road Forest Service roads in Vermont can be found across the Green Mountain National Forest, from Searsburg...
Scenic drives are a favorite pastime in Vermont, and exploring Vermont mountain roads is a perfect option if you want to see gorgeous views from higher elevations. Kelley Stand Road between East Arlington and Stratton Kelley Stand Road between East Arlington and Stratton takes you deep into...
Exploring U.S. Forest Service roads in Vermont is an easy way to discover out-of-the-way scenic drives, hiking trails and natural beauty. Forest Service roads in Vermont can be found across the Green Mountain National Forest, from Searsburg and Sunderland to Goshen and Granville. The national forest...
Take a driving or bicycling tour to working valley farms and historic hill farms of Norwich. See farm animals, learning about the harvest, and peak inside some barns. Tickets $15; $10 for Norwich Historical Society members. Children under 12 free....
Looking for fun things to do in Vermont in fall? Here are ideas to help you make the most of Vermont fall foliage season. From scenic fall drives and gorgeous hikes to autumn festivals and outdoor activities, you'll find plenty of things to do in Vermont's...
Driving west on Route 17, the road’s pitch starts to noticeably change as it rounds past Mad River Glen and climbs to an elevation of 2,375 feet in Buel’s Gore. The area, known as the “App Gap,” is also referred to as the McCullough Turnpike—a...
It’s hard to imagine Vermont without the Green Mountain National Forest. Exploring sections of the forest’s 400,000-acres is a must for anyone who loves the outdoors. If you’re interested in finding things to do in the Green Mountain National Forest, options include hiking, paddling, fishing,...
Lewis is one of those towns that’s hard to find. Just ask any member of the 251 Club of Vermont. Located in Essex County in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Lewis has no residents, no post office, and no roads other than logging roads and hiking trails. It’s a...
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...
