Vermont Vacations

Located in along the stunning Eastern quarter of the United States, Vermont claims the title as the only East Coast state that doesn’t touch the Atlantic Ocean. Named for its spectacular Green Mountains (Verts Monts in French), the state is a wintertime playground for skiers and snowboarders who come to enjoy the spectacular slopes of Mt Snow, Killington and Stowe. The serene countryside is home to small towns that offer fine dining, microbreweries and a variety of odd attractions. Those who visit the state in the autumn can find the state awash in spectacular autumn color, and even take a long hike along the aptly-named Long Trail that cuts through the Green Mountains. The French were the first Europeans to settle the Vermont area, establishing a colony that flourished for more than 150 years before the French and Indian War. France ultimately lost the territory after the Treaty of Paris negotiation following the war. Despite a span of tumultuous years preceding the American Revolution, Vermont became an independent state in 1791.

Visitors to Vermont flock to the stunning city of Manchester to enjoy arts and culture within a scenic small town setting. Locate in the stunning mountains, Manchester is centrally located just a short drive away from a variety of lakes, rivers and rolling hills to sate the wanderlust of adventurous travelers. Visitors who are interested in learning about an American legend can tour the Lincoln Family Home of Hildene or stroll through manicured gardens and walking trails thought the 412 acre property. Literary aficionados can’t miss the opportunity to sop by the nearby Robert Frost Museum, which features the poet’s old Stone House and stunning paraphernalia. Art fans can tour some of the area’s many galleries of artists and craftsman by embarking on a journey along the Vermont Art Trail while those interested in the performance arts can head over to the Weston Playhouse to watch a spectacular show by the Dorset Players.

Guests can stop by Montpelier, the capital of Vermont, to enjoy a historic city tucked away within the beautiful New England countryside. History buffs and architecture aficionados alike can enjoy the splendor of the Vermont Capitol Building, which features a gold leaf dome that contrasts against the forested hillsides of Hubbard Park. Those interested in learning more about the state’s history can stop over at the Vermont Historical Society Museum, while visitors who would like to get outside can explore the 185 acres of Hubbard Park. Guests can trot up the 54-foot observation tower to enjoy a stunning view of the city before exploring nearly seven miles of foot trails that twist through the park. Those traveling to Montpelier during the summer months can’t miss an opportunity to experience the spectacular farmer’s market.

Visitors who are interested in exploring a stunning piece of Vermont scenery can head over to Quechee Gorge Village. This small town is proud of its artistic heritage, offering visitors a splendid spread of activities and attractions that can incite the imagination. Located in the Quechee Gorge region of the state, the village entertains guests with an array of artisan shopping opportunities than include antique malls, art galleries, a glassblowing studio and a distillery. Those interested in viewing fine craftsmanship can tour the Woodsman Museum and the Vermont Toy & Train Museum. After a bit of shopping guests can head down to the Quechee Gorge, known as ‘Vermont’s Grand Canyon,’ to take advantage of hiking opportunities. On the other hand, visitors who are traveling to Vermont in the winter can’t miss up an opportunity to carve up the slopes at one of the state’s fine ski resorts. Those who are interested in downhill sports, Nordic adventures or even sleigh rides can satisfy their cravings at more than 40 resorts in the state.


Vermont Hotels

The Raveable guide to Vermont Hotels was created by analyzing the millions of traveler reviews found all over the internet.

1868 Crosby House
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1868 Crosby House
175 Western Avenue, Brattleboro
100% recommended | 42 reviews
Guests of 1868 Crosby House liked the central location, the clean and comfortable rooms and the exceptional staff service.
  • 2
    Spirit Hill Farm
    137 Hale Road, Brattleboro
    100% recommended | 42 reviews
  • 3
    Forty Putney Road Bed and Breakfast
    192 Putney Road, Brattleboro
    100% recommended | 185 reviews
  • 4
    Meadowlark Inn
    Orchard Street, Brattleboro
    99% recommended | 77 reviews


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