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bridges, dairy farms, historic landmarks, natural
wonders....Vermont will surprise you! Until you’ve been
to Vermont, it’s difficult to grasp how much there is to
see and do in this tiny, rural state.
The biggest attraction in Vermont is the natural beauty.
All those picture postcard photographs you’ve seen:
they’re really here! And not just a few. Vermont has
thousands of beautiful scenes. Pick any road, even the
highways (no billboards!) and you will find great
Vermont beauty around nearly every corner. Vermont is 80
percent forest and about ten percent pastoral farmland.
If you love the natural beauty of the outdoors, you’ll
love Vermont - it’s that simple.
You don’t need to worry about where you should go in
Vermont. The entire state is worth seeing. And even
though it’s a tiny state, give yourself as much time as
you can to see it. Two things we guarantee – you will be
glad you came and you will vow to come again.
Where to start? You could go to the Vermont Attractions
Association web page for a start:
www.vtattractions.org. These are the larger
commercial attractions but you will get to see the state
while you are traveling to visit these sites. Most every
village has a country store, craft studio, antique
store, historic site, or other attraction that will give
you hours of enjoyment. Below are some random selections
to give you some ideas. They are divided into small
geographic regions to make your planning easier. Enjoy!
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Cozy Cottages & Otter Valley Winery
1246 Franklin Street, Brandon, VT 05733
Phone: 802-247-6644
Email:
cozycottagesvermont@yahoo.com
Set on 15 wooded acres in historic and charming
Brandon, Vermont, Cozy Cottages welcomes guests
with clean, cozy clapboard style Vermont
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ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center
One College Street; Burlington, Vermont 05401
Phone: (802) 864-1848
sleibman@echovermont.org |
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Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 173, Waitsfield, Vermont 05673
Phone: 802-496-3409; Toll Free: 800-828-4748
info@madrivervalley.com
In Vermont, a wedding just like you awaits.
Amidst our natural beauty and rural ambiance,
you'll find exceptional accommodations, splendid
dining and a distinctive character that makes
every wedding — in every season — uniquely
memorable. Come see what our special corner of
the world can do for your day. And your dream. |
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Notch Above Tours
824 W. Lakeshore Dr, Ste 3, Colchester, Vermont
05446
Phone: (802) 860-7601; Toll Free: (800) 239-2367
gwendy48@comcast.net |
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Otter Creek Brewing
793 Exchange Street, Middlebury, VT 05753
Phone: (802) 388-0727 |
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Shelburne Vineyards
6308 Shelburne Road, Shelburne, Vermont 05482
Phone: (802) 985-8222
galbert@shelburnevineyard.com |
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Sugarbush Resort
1840 Sugarbush Access Rd, Warren, Vermont 05674
Phone: (802) 583-6175; Toll Free: 800-53-SUGAR
info@sugarbush.com |
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Vermont Discovery Cruises
348 Flynn Avenue,
Burlington VT 05401
802-863-3350
info@vermontdiscoverycruises.com
Offering one, three and six night vacation cruises
beginning in May and ending with the traditional New
England fall foliage display in October. Lake
Champlain, nestled between the majestic Green
Mountains of Vermont and the stunning Adirondacks of
New York provides an intimate setting to discover
New England in a most unique way. Launch your
vacation from Burlington Vermont, the west coast of
New England, a bustling international port sure to
delight even the most discriminating vacationer. |
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Waterbury Tourism Council
PO Box 468, Waterbury, Vermont 05676
info@waterbury.org
You won't find a more convenient location to
enjoy the Vermont experience. Right off
Interstate 89 at Exit 10, Waterbury is central
to Stowe, Montpelier, Burlington and the Mad
River Valley where ski resorts, popular
attractions, and nature's recreational
opportunities abound. Our village is full of
historic buildings, including the recently
restored 1875 train station still in use today
as an Amtrak stop. Waterbury is home to some of
the country's best known specialty food
manufacturers such as Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream,
Cold Hollow Cider Mill, and Green Mountain
Coffee Roasters, but the atmosphere is still
classic Vermont small town, full of charm and
smiles. |
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