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Erin McCormick & Travel Like a Local: Vermont in the Media

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Travel Like a Local: Vermont in the Media

Mistakes Tourists Make While Visiting Vermont

While many residents of the Green Mountain State welcome travelers with open arms, they’ve also noticed a pattern of mistakes that outsiders tend to make during their stays. We asked some Vermonters to break down the most common ones.

March 2023 | HuffPo


Top 40 Vermont Real Estate Agents On Social Media

#4: Erin McCormick Torres, Keller Williams

When it comes to finding real estate in Vermont, it doesn’t get much better than Erin. Erin’s dedication to social media is a testament to her hard work!

PropertySpark.com


Vermont Enters Second Year of Spongy Moth Outbreak

Across western Vermont, spongy moths have been covering trees and homes for the past few weeks.

“It’s like if you go outside and it’s a caterpillar apocalypse,” said Erin Torres, a Colchester resident.

June 2022 | MyNBC5


How Can Vermont Solve Its Housing Crisis?

A question from Dani Gagnon of Montpelier leads Brave Little State to find out why Vermont’s housing crunch has become a crisis — and what people are doing about it with Vermont Realtor Erin McCormick.

February 2022 | Vermont Public – Podcast


Vermont’s Best Ice Cream

As Erin Torres, the author of the blog Travel Like a Local, puts it: “A creemee is soft-serve ice cream, yes, but it typically has a higher fat content than your run-of-the-mill soft-serve, making it creamier in texture and richer in flavor, hence the name creemee. Most Vermont creemees have a fat content of 5 grams or so per serving, adding to their silkiness (and splurge-worthy goodness), although some can reach up towards 12 grams of milk-fat.”   

August 2021 | VT Ski & Ride Magazine


Top 4 Vermont Women in Real Estate on Social Media

McCormick’s social media page offers a fresh perspective with the series “Travel Like a Local: Vermont”, in which she shows off all that Vermont has to offer new residents. She uses her blog to cross-channel market her brand and real estate services.

March 2021 | CE Shop Team


Business Growth Strategies That Bring Joy and Excitement, with Erin Torres

Erin Torres shares specific business growth strategies you can implement in your real estate business to achieve your goals in 2021! Hear insights about her real estate journey, specific business growth strategies you can implement right away and how to find natural ways to cultivate relationships so lead gen brings you excitement and joy.

February 2021 | Pursuing Freedom – Podcast


Vermonters Spill Their Secrets to Surviving Winter 

Getting through a Vermont winter is no joke. If the short, frigid days and endless long nights weren’t enough of a challenge, the prospect of yet another pandemic season limiting our indoor gatherings could feel downright daunting. While most of us have a reliable repertoire of winter pastimes, even folks who love snow and subzero temps might run out of creative ways to stay entertained and active by month three or four.

December 2021 | Seven Days


Field Guide: What’s Good

Erin McCormick isn’t very good at keeping secrets. At least, not the kind that deserve sharing. In her blog, Travel Like a Local: Vermont, she spills the beans on the state’s hidden gems — everything from the best berry farms and B&Bs to scenic drives and salt caves.

September 2019 | Seven Days


Summer Reading, Vermont Style: Books By, For and About People in the Green Mountain State

Erin McCormick, “Classic Diners of Vermont” – McCormick is a real estate agent and marketer based in Colchester who also runs the blog “Travel Like a Local: Vermont.” Her book explores the food and friendliness of eateries ranging from the Chelsea Royal to the Country Girl Diner.

June 2019 | Burlington Free Press


How Do You Travel Like a Local: Vermont?

Whether you’re looking to have that authentic local experience on your next Vermont vacation or you just want recommendations for craft beer and a great diner meal then this is the show for you. We had the pleasure of interviewing Erin McCormick, founder of Travel Like a Local: Vermont website and blog and author of “Classic Diners of Vermont.”

April 2019 | The Nest Chalet


Read It and Eat: Erin K. McCormick’s ‘Classic Diners of Vermont’ 

An open-faced hot turkey sandwich with mashed potatoes and a vegetable; steak and eggs with home fries and toast; a maple creemee; a chili burger; blueberry pancakes; a BLT with chips and a pickle. What do all these meals have in common? You can eat them at a Vermont diner, according to the 2018 book Classic Diners of Vermont (American Palate/The History Press) by Erin K. McCormick.

February 2019 | Seven Days


Off-the-Beaten Path Breweries to Visit in Vermont

With over 50 breweries scattered in every nook and cranny of Vermont, a road trip to some of Vermont’s best breweries is a great way to explore the state for visitors and locals alike. Whereas Burlington and Stowe are epicenters of Vermont’s ever-growing craft beer industry, there are certain breweries, like Hill Farmstead Brewery, Bent Hill Brewery, and Foley Brothers Brewing, that are tucked away and worthy of being their own destinations. Read on for Vermont breweries to discover off-the-beaten path for back-roads Vermont beer trip.

September 2018 | BrewViewVT.com – by Erin McCormick


Vermont Beer & Barbecue: Breweries to Find Both

Beer and barbecue: is there a better pairing? Lucky for us in Vermont, a few Vermont breweries also offer barbecue on-site or right next door. Check out these three Vermont breweries, along with a beer and BBQ annual event, the next time you’re in the mood for a bite of smoked meats alongside your favorite Vermont-made pilsners, IPAs, and ales.

August 2018 | BrewViewVT.com – by Erin McCormick


Vermont Beer and Cheese Pairings for Cheese Plate

Vermont is often dubbed the “land of milk and Heady” and for good reason. With more cheesemakers and craft beer per capita than any other state, Vermont is leading the way in cheese and beer production. There are over 50 cheesemakers through the state, producing more than 150 cheese varieties, and over 55 breweries.

July 2018 | BrewViewVT.com – by Erin McCormick


5 Must-Visit Vermont Bars for Craft Beer Connoisseurs

Across the state, there are ample opportunities to try local craft beer at beer bars, pubs and restaurants—not to mention at the 50+ breweries in Vermont. Nearly every town, even in the ruralest of locations, features impressive tap lists. So where can you find the most diverse selection of craft beers on tap, along with great food, service, and an authentic Vermont experience?

July 2018 | BrewViewVT.com – by Erin McCormick


The Best Places to Stay in New England, According to Local Bloggers

According to Erin McCormick, the blogger behind Travel Like a Local: Vermont, Burlington is a must-visit town when heading to Vermont because there are so many things to do within an hour of the city.

April 2018 | Boston.com


18 Things to Do on a Sunny Day in New England, According to Local Travel Bloggers

When the weather warms up, Erin McCormick, who runs the blog Travel Like a Local: Vermont, suggested enjoying a beer outside under the sun, adding that numerous locales are known for their beer, specifically the award-winning Hill Farmstead brewery in Greensboro.

May 2018 | Boston.com

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