Hiking

Vermont’s third-highest peak, Camel’s Hump (4,083 feet), is the most recognized in the state. Its isolated height and distinct shape make it recognizable from great …

Looking for a fun hike that isn’t too difficult and includes rare natural communities along with incredible geological and human history? The Gettysburg Quarry hike …

The Lake Champlain Islands in Vermont are unassuming — as if they haven’t quite figured out how popular they actually are. The three islands and …

Did you know that Robert Frost taught at Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of English in Ripton for 42 years? Every summer and fall between …

Mountain towns in Vermont aren’t hard to come by, and for outdoor lovers and hikers, Stowe, in the northern Green Mountains, is hard to beat. …

The narrow, winding path through Smuggler’s Notch in the northern Green Mountains is as rugged a road as any in Vermont. Massive boulders mark the …

The little slice of wilderness called Woodford State Park is nestled in the mountains of southern Vermont. It’s not exactly a tourist destination, but it …

Secret swimming holes, endless miles of hiking trails, and mind-boggling vistas await you in Vermont’s Green Mountains, not to mention secluded campsites, streams full of …

There is no shortage of scenic drives in Vermont, and Vermont Route 125 through the Green Mountains is one of our favorites for gorgeous scenery …

If you are looking for a hiking hub in Vermont with an abundance of trails, swimming, camping, waterfalls, and amazing views, you have to check out Killington! …

Vermont is beautiful in all four seasons, and exploring the mountains and valleys on foot is one of the most enchanting things to do in …

Dark woodland trails, a turquoise mountain lake, and one of the most family-friendly campgrounds in Vermont. This is what you’ll discover at Emerald Lake State …