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title: "Vermont Outdoors"
url: "https://travelikealocalvt.com/tag/vermont-outdoors/"
type: "Tag"
guides: 7
updated: "2026-10-31"
site: "Travel Like a Local®: Vermont"
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# Vermont Outdoors

## Guides

- [Moss Glen Falls in Stowe: One of Vermont’s Best Easy Waterfall Hikes](https://travelikealocalvt.com/moss-glen-falls-stowe-vermont/): Hike to Moss Glen Falls in Stowe, Vermont, one of the state’s tallest waterfalls. Get trail distance, difficulty, directions and tips for visiting. (updated 2026-10-31)
- [7 Vermont Hikes With Views Worth Climbing For](https://travelikealocalvt.com/best-hikes-vermont-views/): Find seven of the best hikes in Vermont for incredible views, from Mount Mansfield and Lake Willoughby to easy Champlain Valley overlooks and fire towers. (updated 2026-10-18)
- [9 Vermont Waterfalls Worth Chasing Around the State](https://travelikealocalvt.com/best-vermont-waterfalls/): Discover nine Vermont waterfalls worth visiting, from Lye Brook and Moss Glen Falls to Lake Willoughby country, Route 100 stops and swimming holes. (updated 2026-10-17)
- [Exploring the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail: 93 Miles Across Vermont](https://travelikealocalvt.com/lamoille-valley-rail-trail-guide/): Explore the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, Vermont's 93-mile recreational trail, with tips for biking, walking, winter activities, and towns along the route. (updated 2026-10-16)
- [Why Vermont’s Open Spaces Are Worth Appreciating](https://travelikealocalvt.com/vermont-open-spaces-living/): Living in Vermont means having room to breathe. Here's why its open fields, quiet forests, old stone walls and undeveloped land matter so much. (updated 2026-10-16)
- [What I Love About Living in Vermont](https://travelikealocalvt.com/living-in-vermont/): What is living in Vermont really like? From farmstands and mountain trails to local pride and starry skies, these are the things I love most. (updated 2026-10-16)
- [How to Cut Your Own Christmas Tree in Vermont’s Green Mountain National Forest for $5](https://travelikealocalvt.com/cut-christmas-tree-green-mountain-national-forest/): Get a $5 permit to cut your own Christmas tree in Vermont’s Green Mountain National Forest. Here’s where to go and how it works. (updated 2026-10-13)

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