Vermont Spring
6 Vermont Farms to Visit for Baby Animals This Spring
Spring in Vermont means a new generation of lambs, calves, piglets and foals. These six working farms are some of my favorite places to meet the newest arrivals.
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Museums
Visit One of Vermont’s Most Unexpected Destinations: The Madsonian Museum of Industral Design
Steps from Waitsfield’s Great Eddy Covered Bridge, the Madsonian Museum of Industrial Design holds more than 2,000 objects celebrating the beauty, ingenuity and history behind the everyday things we use.
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Maple Syrup
Sugar on Snow: The Vermont Maple Tradition You Need to Try
Hot Vermont maple syrup poured over snow or crushed ice turns instantly into chewy maple taffy. Here's how sugar on snow works, why temperature matters and what the pickle and donut are doing on the plate.
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Hikes
7 Easy Walks and Trails for Early Spring in Vermont
Vermont's mountain trails need a break during mud season, but that doesn't mean you have to stay inside. These seven walks, rail trails and recreation paths are some of my favorite places to get outside in early spring.
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Destinations
8 of the Best Walkable Towns to Visit in Vermont
From Bristol’s compact Main Street to Burlington’s Lake Champlain waterfront, these eight Vermont downtowns are worth parking the car and exploring on foot.
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Experiences
Want to See All of Vermont? Take the 251 Club Challenge
No route. No deadline. Just a goal to experience every corner of Vermont. Here's how the Vermont 251 Club works and why it's one of my favorite ways to explore the state.
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Destinations
How to Spend a Day in Johnson, Vermont
Johnson is a small Lamoille County town with historic mills, maple producers, covered bridges, waterfalls, great food and direct access to the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. Here's how I'd spend a day there.
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Casual Eats
Pull Over for Vermont’s Original Banana Stand in the Champlain Islands
There’s a roadside banana stand in Vermont’s Champlain Islands where you can grab a frozen chocolate-covered banana on the honor system seven days a week. Meet Christie’s Gone Bananas, a quirky summer stop that’s been a local favorite since 2019.
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Roadside Attractions
Visit One of America’s Oldest Log Cabins in Grand Isle, Vermont
Built in 1783, before Vermont became a state, the Hyde Log Cabin in Grand Isle is believed to be Vermont's oldest surviving log cabin and one of the oldest in America. Step inside this tiny historic home and discover more than 240 years of Champlain Islands history.
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Roadside Attractions
9 Quirky Roadside Attractions in Vermont Worth Pulling Over For
Giant gorillas. Whale tails. A 40-foot filing cabinet. A grave with a window. Vermont has some wonderfully strange roadside attractions, and these nine are worth adding to your next road trip.
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