Why visit Vermont
- Hike Camel’s Hump and Mount Mansfield: Trails through forests and past waterfalls lead to clear views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.
- Drive Route 100: Pass through Stowe, Waterbury and Woodstock, historic covered bridges and working farms, especially colourful in autumn.
- Visit Burlington: Explore Church Street Marketplace, the working harbour on Lake Champlain and local craft breweries.
- Ski Stowe, Killington or Smugglers’ Notch: Well-groomed Alpine slopes and cross-country trails suitable for all levels.
- Tour local farms: Sample artisanal cheeses at Cabot, maple syrup at Cold Hollow Cider Mill and fresh produce at roadside markets.
- Discover Montpelier: Stroll historic streets, visit the Vermont State House and explore cafés, galleries and artisan shops.
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Getting to Vermont
The main airport in Vermont is Burlington International Airport. From the UK, travel typically involves a connecting flight via a major international hub such as New York JFK or Philadelphia International Airport.
