Vermont Travel

Tucked away in the northwest corner of northern New England, sits a small rural state called Vermont. Noted for its skiing and dairy products, this state thrives on summer and winter visits by out-of-state guests. All throughout the "Green Mountain State" opportunities abound for enjoying a lakeside campground or a mountain village inn. read more

Quechee Gorge is near White River and Woodstock, Vermont. Quechee Gorge has been described as Vermont's "Grand Canyon." The gorge is a mile-long gorge that has been cut out by the Ottauquechee River. The area has opportunities for hiking, road bicycling, bird-watching, skiing, snowshoeing and fishing. The area is ablaze in colors each autumn when the maple l… read more

Vermont is known for its picturesque mountains and rolling hills. Much of it is rural, with small towns scattered throughout the state. Visitors can enjoy skiing, hiking, fishing and boating at parks like the White Mountain National Forest, Green Mountain National Forest and Calvin Coolidge State Park. Staying at a resort can turn even a short vacation into… read more