Vermont

A small New England state of mountains and woods, known for fall foliage, skiing, maple syrup and country towns.

Vermont lies in the New England region of the northeastern United States, with the Green Mountains running north to south and Lake Champlain to the west. It is known for its pastoral countryside; its autumn foliage is famous across the country, and in winter mountain resorts such as Stowe are popular ski destinations. In every season you can experience traditional towns with covered bridges, farms and sugar shacks. Burlington is the state's largest city, with a relaxed lakeside atmosphere, and the Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory is also popular. Late September to mid-October is the best time for fall colors, and winter is good for skiing. Burlington International Airport is the main gateway.

Destinations

• Stowe, Vermont
• Woodstock, Vermont
• Burlington, Vermont
• Manchester, Vermont

Itineraries

• Vermont & White Mountains Fall Foliage Loop – Depart from Boston, drive north along Vermont's Route 100, and cross the White Mountains for spectacular autumn colors
• New England Six-State Loop – A grand loop from Boston covering all six states, including the Maine Coast, White Mountains, Vermont, the Berkshires…
• Quebec to New England Autumn Foliage – Journey south from Quebec City through Vermont and the White Mountains to Boston, experiencing French-Canadian charm an…