Stratton Mountain Invites You to Mark Your Calendar
If you are a ski fanatic, you look forward to the end of November as the kick-off of ski season in Vermont. As always, Stratton Mountain embraces this tradition and more…
Peter Havens Restaurant in Brattleboro: A New Favorite
On a recent Saturday night we wanted a spot for a congratulatory dinner for my daughter who had just landed a wonderful job. A golfing buddy of my husband’s recommended more…
The Vermont African American Heritage Trail
Would you be surprised to learn that Vermont played a significant role in the African American history of this country? I dare say most people would find that surprising. That’s more…
Welcome the Ski Season with Special Savings at Smugglers’ Notch
Opening day at Smugglers’ Notch is Friday, Nov. 29. Why not welcome the season with a special Thanksgiving weekend away? Make reservations by Nov. 15, stay 3 or more days, more…
Thank You 2019 Leaf Squad
The Vermont.com Foliage Reports are provided by volunteer members of our Leaf Squad from around the state, and by the Vermont Dept of Tourism. We hope you've enjoyed reading this more…
2019 Foliage Season Wrap-up
October 31, 2019 We are "past peak" throughout the state now, with a only few hidden pockets of color left. Any remaining color won't last long, and as we move more…
Foliage Report: October 28, 2019
We enjoyed a spectacular foliage season in Vermont this year. By now, most of the state is considered "past peak," with a only few hidden pockets of color left. Any more…
Vermont Farming Traditions and the Locavore Movement
Vermont has a strong farming tradition that continues today. The majority of Vermont’s farms are family-owned and operated, many of which have been passed down through generations. Dairy is the more…
Foliage Report: October 24, 2019
With sunny days and brilliant color, we’ve had a spectacular season. At this point, much of the state is considered past peak, but there are still a few pockets of more…
Foliage Report: October 21, 2019
Colorful foliage remains evident in lower elevation valleys, especially in town & village centers in western & southern sections of Vermont. Although leaf-drop from the canopy tends to gray the more…