Community, Music and Food at Crossmolina Farm
Margaret Loftus zigzags across her front yard along a dead-end dirt road. Two farm tractors are parked in the driveway,...
Vermont July 4th Celebrations in 2025
Vermont July 4th celebrations range from funky parades and outdoor concerts to festivities on Main Streets and local town greens....
Vermont Ancient Roads Showcase History and Offer Access to the Outdoors
Spencer Crispe spends as much time as he can walking or cross-country skiing on Vermont ancient roads.
Summer Music at Vermont Farms and Vineyards
Vermont summer music festivals and performances are in every corner of the state. If you’re looking for a new way...
Wilcox Ice Cream: Family, Perseverance and Humor
Wilcox Ice Cream is a family-owned business built on hard work, perseverance and a passion for making people happy with...
18 Outdoor Vermont Farmers Markets to Visit in 2025
Outdoor Vermont farmers markets are a tradition every spring, summer and fall.
Memories of a Mountain Top Hotel in Stowe
Hotels once crowned some of Vermont’s most iconic peaks—Mount Mansfield, Camel’s Hump, Snake Mountain and Mount Equinox.
Vermont Wildflower Walks and Guided Hikes
Vermont wildflower walks are a chance to see columbines, bloodroot, trout lily and other spring ephemerals in forests and trails...
Downtown Vergennes is All Local and Pure Heart
As the saying goes, a rising tide lifts all boats. That is especially true in downtown Vergennes.
What’s the Story Behind These Vermont Place Names?
Vermont has no shortage of offbeat place names. What is special about Vermont place names is that they come with...
Stratton: Forests, a Fire Tower and a Tiny Population
Imagine if Stratton lost its status as an official Vermont town.
Vermont Places and Roads Named After Mud
If you’ve driven on dirt roads in the last week or so, it’s clear that Vermont mud season has arrived.
Learning to Ski (and Improve) at Pico Mountain
Raising two boys and teaching them how to ski has been an eye-opening experience. What works for one, doesn’t always...
Ski Lessons Aren’t Just for Kids at Okemo
When I think about the number of adults who ski or ride and don’t think taking a lesson will benefit...
Where to Go During Vermont Maple Open House Weekend 2025
Vermont Maple Open House Weekend is a chance to visit sugarhouses around the state for tours, tastings, sugar-on-snow and more....
Finding Our Way: A Mother-Daughter Adventure at Killington
There’s a certain magic to learning something new as an adult—something equal parts exhilarating and deeply humbling. You fall a...
The Magic of Cochran’s Ski Area in Richmond
Cochran’s is a small but mighty ski area.
Why Not Try a Women’s Ski Clinic?
Happy National Women’s History Month! We all know women are social creatures that often crave the support and comfort of...
Quirks, Collections and Taxidermy: Vermont Libraries
Vermont is home to about 185 libraries. Jessamyn West is on a quest to visit every single one.
The Family-Friendly Okemo Experience
It takes a lot of careful consideration by ski area operators to put together an end-to-end, family-friendly experience—and deliver on...
A Family Ski Reunion at Pico
My cousin, her husband, and four children drive to Pico from New Jersey for a family ski trip twice a...
Vermont Museums and Galleries to Visit this Winter
Farmers, nature, the rural landscape and beloved artists are showcased at Vermont museums and galleries this winter. Here are three...
Vermont Winter Outdoor Events and Activities You’ll Love
Sunsets after 5 o’clock, sunnier days and warmer temps are easier to come by in February and March. Fortunately, this...
Stay & Ski at Sinclair Inn in Jericho, Vermont
The small town of Jericho is nestled amongst the Green Mountains just 30 minutes from Burlington and Waterbury, 25 minutes...
Vermont Winter Carnivals to Celebrate the Season
Ski jumping, a wood sawing competition and a nine-mile sleigh ride were some highlights of the first Chester Winter Carnival...
Celebrate the Holidays with Vermont Ski Resorts
It’s the holiday season AND the start of ski and ride season here in Vermont. We’re ready to celebrate with...
The Hermitage Inn: Family-Friendly Elegance
We’re not a fancy family. We don’t wear super expensive gear or look particularly put together after skiing all day....
A Good Life in the Shadow of Terrible Mountain
Susan Leader makes pottery in a small shed at her home in Andover. In a field outside her doorstep is a...
The Best Family Ski Deals in Vermont
It’s stick season and that means its the best time to grab the most wanted deals Vermont resorts have to...
Stratton Mountain Eats, Part 2
If you haven’t visited Southern Vermont’s Stratton Mountain yet – you’ll be delighted by the European-style village that greets you...
Old and Lost Vermont Town Names
On any digital or paper Vermont map, you can easily find Vermont’s 252 cities and towns. But what you won’t...
A Conversation about Vermont Fall Foliage
When it comes to Vermont fall foliage, Mike Snyder has a theory.
Family Fall Events in Vermont
Autumn in Vermont is already magical with colorful foliate decorating the mountains. Add a mix of family fall events, and...
Ethan Allen and the Hidden History of Burlington
What would Vermont be if not for Ethan Allen? Perhaps the Green Mountains would still be part of the Empire or...
Best Orchards for Vermont Apple Picking
Vermont apple picking season is here in the Green Mountain State. Orchards around the state are ripe with McIntosh, Honeycrisp,...
Summer Fun at Smuggs
Smuggs has summer dialed for those looking for a family day of fun. The Summer Daycation pass includes access to...
Splash, Clip, Climb, and Have a Reel-y Good Time at Jay Peak
Vermont resorts are expanding their four seasons of fun with unique activities in their base areas. Jay Peak is no...
Vermont’s Cocktail Bars Serve Up Inspired and Playful Creations
Top-notch service, tasty drinks and an inviting atmosphere are the ingredients you want in a cocktail bar. Whether you prefer...
Art, Nature and Beauty in Montgomery
Traveling east on Route 118 along the Trout River is a nostalgic scene with covered bridges, barns and mountain views....
Family-Friendly Summer Events at Vermont Ski Resorts
Summer in Vermont is a time for families to explore, play, and create unforgettable memories at the state’s picturesque ski...
Whimsy, Hiking and History in Wallingford
Stacy Harshman needed a change. While living in New York, she Googled words like “nature, mountains and community.” The search...
Summer Fun at Vermont Ski Resorts
Summer in Vermont means resorts across the state are offering mountain biking, scenic lift rides, water play, hiking, adventures, and...
Vermont July 4th Celebrations in 2024
Vermont July 4th celebrations range from funky parades and outdoor concerts to festivities on Main Streets and local town greens....
A Place Called Adamant
It’s hard to define Adamant.
Pieces of History on Mount Philo in Charlotte
Mount Philo in Charlotte stands at 968 feet.
12 Outdoor Vermont Farmers Markets to Visit in 2024
Outdoor Vermont farmers markets are a tradition every spring, summer, and fall.
Vermont Museums Explore Art, Social Issues and Everyday Items
Vermont museums are gearing up for the 2024 season with new exhibits that include mining and minerals, New England culture,...
An Outdoor Recreation Renaissance in Poultney
Main Street in Poultney features everything you could hope for in a small Vermont town: a book shop, a local...
Vermont Observatories in Small Towns
Bill Vinton taught high school physics and astronomy in St. Johnsbury for 40 years. These days, he’s secretary and treasurer...
The Hermitage Club Experience
What if you could remove the biggest obstacles in your family’s ski experience? The hassle of parking and schlepping gear...
