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Tee off on pretty and challenging fairways surrounded by the lush Green Mountains in one of Vermont’s premier golf courses.

The small state of Vermont is known for its patriot sons in the U.S. Revolutionary War and its current position as a major east coast ski and outdoor destination.

Appreciate the quaint towns and partake in some of the many outdoor activities in the snowy mountains and valleys of this scenic region.

Race down the ski slopes of the many resorts near the white peaks of this former marble quarry region and enjoy its cultural highlights.

Attend a concert at the festival site and take a boat tour from this lakeside park. Shady trees and colorful patches of flowers decorate the shoreline.

From Addison County’s historic village, hike the Long Trail, explore the Green Mountains and admire Moss Glen Falls.

With its charming village green, world-renowned Benedictine monastery, accomplished playhouse and famous Vermont Country Store, this small town packs a big punch.

Home to Vermont’s deepest gorge and a plethora of antique shops and artisans, this village in Windsor County has something for everyone.

Browse the art galleries and museums in the towns, motor along a spectacular skyline drive and rush down thrilling ski slopes.

Vermont’s largest city offers beautiful lakeside views, a thriving cultural scene, wineries, craft breweries and delicious dining experiences in which local produce shines.

Tee off on pretty and challenging fairways surrounded by the lush Green Mountains in one of Vermont’s premier golf courses.

Race down the ski slopes of the many resorts near the white peaks of this former marble quarry region and enjoy its cultural highlights.

Appreciate the quaint towns and partake in some of the many outdoor activities in the snowy mountains and valleys of this scenic region.

Skiing, maple sugaring, hiking and shopping are some of the favorite activities in this Vermont village known as the Maple Syrup Capital of the World.

Browse the art galleries and museums in the towns, motor along a spectacular skyline drive and rush down thrilling ski slopes.

Skiing, maple sugaring, hiking and shopping are some of the favorite activities in this Vermont village known as the Maple Syrup Capital of the World.

Speed down snowy runs, play golf on championship courses and enjoy exhilarating activities in the Adventure Zone at this year-round mountain resort.

Vermont’s largest city offers beautiful lakeside views, a thriving cultural scene, wineries, craft breweries and delicious dining experiences in which local produce shines.

Appreciate the quaint towns and partake in some of the many outdoor activities in the snowy mountains and valleys of this scenic region.