Vermont may be a small state, but it has an incredible history and some of the most outstanding destinations in the country.
Lake Champlain is a freshwater body that spans 435 square miles between Vermont, New York and Quebec.
Lemon Fair Sculpture Park is located in the town of Shoreham in western Vermont, on a mile-long, mowed path that features sculptures from more than 50 artists.
Built in 1881, this Victorian mansion-turned-B&B has all the classic New England style of a country mansion.
Nestled between the Green Mountains and the Taconic Range, Hildene is the Lincoln family home built by Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln’s son Robert.
Shelburne Museum is a one-of-a-kind art and Americana destination. The museum is home to a collection of buildings and 20,000 artifacts that span 45 acres.
The 96-room Trapp Family Lodge is a world-renowned four-season resort owned and operated by the von Trapp family that inspired "The Sound of Music."
The Quechee Gorge is Vermont’s deepest gorge, a major tourist attraction and one of the most spectacular places to see in all of New England.
Its charming shops, historic buildings, and quintessential New England architecture make it a must-visit.