Vermont Travel

From romantic folklore to memories of days gone by to generations past, covered bridges provide a glimpse of life in New England in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

Nov 11, 2009 - Debbie Baughman

No matter which road you take your drive will wind through the heart of the southwestern section of the bucolic and venerable Green Mountain National Forest.

Oct 26, 2009 - Jeremy Perkins

Following the Morgan Horse in Vermont provides a travel itinerary filled with history, imagination, relaxation and photo opportunities.

Sep 24, 2009 - Linda Ashar

The beautiful Inn at Mountain View Farm is a gracious bed and breakfast, animal sanctuary and window to the past at the top of Burke Mountain, East Burke, Vermont.

Sep 23, 2009 - Linda Ashar

The best foliage is seen in Vermont. Woodstock offers the beauty of the foliage, and the fun of festivals, fairs and celebrations throughout September and October.

Sep 14, 2009 - Cynthia Keenan

Nestled in the tiny village of Woodstock, Vermont, the Jackson House Inn & Restaurant gives guests gourmet cuisine, historic surroundings and a delicious way to relax.

Aug 19, 2009 - Maureen Littlejohn

Fresh air, fine food and historic inns make Vermont a great go-to spot for ski vacations in the winter, leaf peeping in fall and glorious R&R all year long.

Aug 6, 2009 - Maureen Littlejohn

Tunbridge World's Fair is the quintessential Vermont experience. Attracting locals and tourists, the fair encapsulates the still vibrant life of rural, farming Vermont.

Jun 14, 2009 - Jo Ann Woodsum

Vermont has become a mecca for fans of gourmet food. This summer a variety of festivals offer opportunities to sample some of Vermont's finest artisanal foods.

Jun 5, 2009 - Jo Ann Woodsum

Three literary festivals make Vermont New England's go-to destination for celebrating the written word. Festival sites include Woodstock, Brattleboro and Burlington.

Jun 3, 2009 - Jo Ann Woodsum

"Leaf Peeping" season in Vermont's Green Mountains combines brilliant maple forests with rolling hills and white villages outlined in red, orange and yellow.

Sep 11, 2008 - Stillman Rogers

For a traveler who is looking for something a little quieter and "off the beaten path," St. Albans, Vermont, may just be the ticket.

Aug 16, 2008 - Kara E. Scott

The Strolling of the Heifers is a fun, annual event that strives to raise awareness about Vermont agriculture and to earn money for youth-oriented education programs.

Jun 5, 2008 - Jill Arnel

A visit to Burlington, Vermont should include The Inn at Essex, a culinary institute and hotel housed on the same property, a fifteen minute drive from downtown.

Apr 3, 2008 - Amy Kreydin

The only American President from Vermont, Coolidge was a true Yankee - thrifty, principled and community-oriented. Explore the man and his family home in Plymouth Notch.

Mar 31, 2008 - Sallie Schaaf Borrink

25th Annual substance-free New Year's Eve festival, Dec. 31st. Over 1000 artists, great food, free shuttles and fireworks around Church Street Marketplace & city.

Dec 24, 2007 - Donna Diegel

The Green Mountains of Stowe, Vermont provide a spectacular place for a vacation destination year around. Lodging that allows pets.can make your vacation more enjoyable.

Oct 8, 2007 - Christine Nyholm

Burlington, Vermont is a scenic New England getaway. Pet friendly hotels offer accommodations that allow dogs and cats to travel along.

Sep 27, 2007 - Christine Nyholm

Arlington is classic small-town America, as portrayed by the artist Norman Rockwell on the covers of the Saturday Evening Post.

Sep 12, 2007 - Hugh Taylor

You can reach Vermont by road, rail or ferry. Burlington Airport provides links with the rest of the US

Jun 23, 2007 - John Oyston

Throughout picturesque Vermont, visitors -- and residents, too -- can find a number of outlet shopping opportunities

Apr 20, 2007 - Sandy Mitchell

Set on 45-acres near Lake Champlain, this collection of paintings and sculpture includes Degas, Manet and Cassatt and owes its fame to founder Electra Havemeyer Webb.

Feb 10, 2007 - Fran Folsom