Cross State Travel Update
Here is a quick summary of what you should know about traveling in and out of Vermont, from the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development, and the Vermont Department more…
Vermont Cross State Travel
Wondering what rules to follow if you visit Vermont? Or, if you’re in Vermont and planning a trip out of state, what to do when you come home? Here is more…
2020 Foliage Season Comes to a Close
October 29, 2020 “The 2020 Foliage Season has come to an end and this is our last update of the year. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we more…
2020 Foliage Season is Winding Down
October 22, 2020 “We’ve had a spectacular season this year. Much of the state is considered past peak right now, but there are still pockets of color to discover in more…
2020 Foliage Season: Post Peak Season
October 15, 2020 “Most of northern Vermont is past peak with little color to display, though there may be pockets of color here and there. The higher elevations of central more…
2020 Foliage Season: Mid-stage to Late Color Abounds
October 8, 2020 “Mid-stage to late season color can be found throughout the state, with the valleys and lower elevations generally displaying shades of red, orange and yellow. We expect more…
2020 Foliage Season: Peak Color is on the Way!
October 1, 2020 “Many areas in Vermont are reporting near-peak foliage conditions right now, and they’re only going to get better! We recommend Route 100 as one of the best more…
2020 Foliage Season: Color is Beginning to Pop!
September 24, 2020 “Happy 1st Week of Fall! Color is beginning to take off from north to south. The mountains are still pretty green, but there is a blush of more…
2020 Foliage Season Continues to Grow
September 17, 2020 “The stage is set for a beautiful foliage season as early fall color begins to emerge across Vermont’s higher elevations and low-lying wetland areas where crimson swamp more…
2020 Foliage Season: Early Reports Continue
September 14, 2020 The beautiful fall foliage colors that are so well known in Vermont are starting to creep their way along the treetops throughout the state. Keep checking back more…