VERMONT
Rolling hills, covered bridges, and maple everything—Vermont is cozy, scenic, and full of charm. Visit for skiing in winter or leaf peeping in the fall. It’s New England’s go-to for nature, peace, and postcard-worthy views.
FACTS ABOUT ...
FAMOUS FOODS
Vermont is known for maple syrup, cheddar cheese, cider donuts, and locally sourced farm-to-table meals.
BEST CITIES
Burlington, Montpelier, and Stowe offer small-town charm with scenic views, cozy shops, and great food.
ICONIC LANDMARKS
Don’t miss the Ben & Jerry’s Factory, Stowe Mountain Resort, and Vermont’s famous covered bridges.
HIDDEN GEMS
Hidden gems include Moss Glen Falls, the floating bridge in Brookfield, and quiet cabins tucked in the Green Mountains.
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Vermont is, hands down, the coziest place on the East Coast. Every fall, my family rents a house here and it’s become one of our most cherished traditions. Between the rolling hills, covered bridges, and stunning fall foliage, it feels like stepping into a postcard. And when the snow falls, it turns into a winter wonderland—perfect for skiing and snowboarding at places like Stratton and Mount Snow. There’s something peaceful and grounding about being here, whether you’re sipping hot cider or hiking through the woods.
why travel to vermont?
Vermont is the ultimate destination for those who love small towns, changing seasons, and outdoor adventure. It’s perfect for fall road trips, cozy cabins, and snowy ski weekends. The pace is slower, the air is fresher, and the views are next level. Whether you’ve been here once or ten times, it never gets old. Scroll down to see all my Vermont travel content, or hit subscribe to catch new blogs and East Coast trip ideas every week!
