Are You Missing Out on Vermont’s Best Kept Secrets?
Whether you’re a local who has lived here for years or a visitor eager to explore, there’s always more to Vermont than most guidebooks would have you believe. Sure, you can easily find the popular tourist spots, but Vermont is so much more than that.
There’s a whole world of experiences waiting in the Green Mountain State, from off-the-beaten-path adventures to local favorites you’ve never heard of.
Choose from more than 100 Experiences Across the State
Are you planning a Vermont vacation but don’t know where to start?
Do you live in Vermont but visit the same places over and over?
100+ Ways to Experience Vermont is the only guide you’ll need to find popular and obscure trails, waterfalls, attractions, museums, farms, breweries, and more. And unlike printed guidebooks, this digital guide included links to relevant businesses, articles, and event listings to make trip planning easier.
Formatted as a PDF file, this beautiful ebook is available to download on your phone, tablet, or e-reader and can be easily printed for off-grid exploring.
Planning Your Vermont Vacation Doesn’t Have to Be Overwhelming
This comprehensive guide to exploring Vermont is divided into categories so that you can easily find the perfect adventure based on your interests:
- Outdoor Experiences: Hiking trails, waterfalls, camping, fire towers, outdoor sculpture parks, and more.
- Art and Culture: Museums, art installations, theater, and live music venues
- History and Science: Covered bridges, historic sites, cemeteries, and science centers
- Animals and Agriculture: Farms, markets, and special events
- Eating, Drinking, and Shopping: Breweries, dinner cruises, country stores, and historic diners
- Road Trips: Multi-day or quick road trips throughout the state
- Special Events: Fairs and festivals to visit in every season
85 Pages Featuring 100+ Vermont Experiences
Whether you’re a die-hard adventurer, a foodie traveler, or a meandering road tripper, you’ll find no shortage of amazing things to do in Vermont. Each page highlights a must-visit attraction or Vermont experience and includes the following:
- An overview of the destination or experience with relevant links to blog posts or websites that will help you plan your trip
- Original photography
- Icons to help you quickly discern the location and best time to visit each destination, as well as whether the location allows dogs.
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Everything you need when traveling around Vermont
Whether you’re new to Vermont or a lifelong Vermonter (like me), you’ll find tons of great and helpful information about places to see and visit, fantastic photos, tips and resources that link directly to your point of interest. Forget about browsing the web and searching for info about Vermont, this ebook has literally everything you need! Load it up on your phone for easy and quick fingertip access. Highly recommended! Get your copy NOW!
The best insider’s guide to all things Vermont!
100+ Wonderful Ways to Experience Vermont has everything you need to plan a VT visit that’s memorable, unique and fun. I’ve lived here for nearly 15 years and discovered many places to visit and things to do (plus interesting facts) in this guide that I didn’t even know about! As a farm stay host I’ll be recommending this guide to all of our guests. Tara makes planning so easy by breaking things down by category, region and season. She’s a true Vermont expert and her recommendations are always spot-on. Whether you’re coming to Vermont for a weekend or a whole season, this guide will be the perfect resource for exploring and experiencing Vermont.
What a great resource!
I love everything about this. It’s so user friendly and the beautiful photographs are a real bonus. I especially like the key so that you can easily identify activities that fit your interests and needs.
This guide gave me so many ideas!
I’ve been planning a trip to Vermont for two years and thought I knew what I wanted to do but after buying Tara’s book I added some really fun ideas- Ben & Jerry’s graveyard for discontinued ice cream? Or Champ, the American version of Loch Ness? This guide is packed full of ideas of things to do and I love how it’s broken down and organized. I know this book is going to help me continue to plan now and I’ll refer back to it during my road trip.