Lakes and Rivers

Red barns and bridges are as ubiquitous to Vermont as black and white cows. They add a touch of nostalgia and romance to the woodland …

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 …

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 …

One of Vermont’s greatest treasures, Lake Champlain provides recreation, solitude, and beauty for thousands of visitors and locals each year. Lake Champlain is 125 miles …

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 …

After five months of winter weather, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as a Vermont swimming hole on a hot summer day. Swimming holes in Vermont …

The Connecticut River meanders from north to south along the entire border between Vermont and New Hampshire for 235 miles. It’s New England’s largest and …

Fireflies, mountain views, and a whole lotta swimming, paddling, and hammock dozing. That’s what you’re in for when you spend a summer weekend at Burton …

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 …

Planning a Vermont vacation and want to include some fabulous waterfalls and swimming holes in your itinerary? Vermont is probably more well-known for its beer …

Like many of Vermont’s most wild places, Groton State Forest is off the beaten path, nestled between the Green Mountains to the west and the …

You’ve been longing to visit Vermont. To hike through the Green Mountains, photograph the fall colors, meander through a covered bridge, or snowshoe to a …