Things to do in Vermont

Green Mountain ski town built around Okemo Mountain Resort.

A hands-on science museum on 100 riverside acres in Norwich, Vermont.

A Vermont farm and workwear supply store famous for its giant boot statue.

A fifth generation Vermont farm offering free cheese and maple syrup tastings.

A professional regional theatre marking 90 seasons in a Vermont village.

King Arthur's flagship Vermont campus pairs a bakery cafe with a retail store and hands-on baking classes.

Adirondack lake town with a mountain-ringed lake, historic forts, and a lively lakeside strip.

Industrial history museum in a National Historic Landmark armory tracing the birth of precision manufacturing.

A 47-acre nature center in Quechee with raptor enclosures, a forest canopy walk and nature trails.

Official visitor guide to Rensselaer County, NY's Hudson Valley outdoor recreation, farms, and local attractions.

Vermont's statewide trade association for attractions, connecting travelers with the state's tourism destinations.

Vermont's state chamber of commerce, which administers the state's official tourism marketing program and travel guides.

A family owned ski area in Henniker, New Hampshire with 28 trails, night skiing and snowtubing.

Nonprofit trail association that maintains and grooms Vermont's statewide snowmobile trail network.

Hike rim and gorge trails through a two-mile sandstone chasm, then float the Ausable River by raft or tube.

Take a 30-minute guided ice cream factory tour with a sample, then visit the Flavor Graveyard for retired flavors.

Stroll four car-free blocks of downtown Burlington lined with local shops, restaurants and a busy calendar of street events.

Explore a lakefront science center with hands-on exhibits, live animals and aquariums devoted to Lake Champlain.

Tour a restored 18th-century fort on Lake Champlain with weapon demonstrations, museum exhibits and gardens.

Tour Robert Todd Lincoln's Georgian Revival summer home, its formal garden, goat dairy farm and a restored Pullman car.

Ski the largest terrain in the East in winter, or ride the K-1 Gondola, mountain bike and hike when the snow is gone.

Walk carriage roads through the country's oldest professionally managed forest and tour a Queen Anne mansion in Woodstock.

Hike or drive to the alpine ridgeline of Vermont's highest peak for views from the Chin, its 4,395-foot summit.

See the farmhouse parlor where Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath in 1923 and the preserved village around it.

Look down 165 feet into Vermont's deepest gorge from the US Route 4 bridge, then hike the trail along the Ottauquechee River.

Tour the home, studios and hedged gardens of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, with reproductions of his bronzes set outdoors.

Watch summer thoroughbred racing from the grandstand or a backyard picnic spot at a track opened in 1863.

Sample mineral springs, hike about 12 miles of trails and swim in historic pools at this landmark park.

Wander 39 buildings on a 45-acre campus filled with folk art, quilts, Impressionist paintings and the steamboat Ticonderoga.

Camp and hike at the foot of Mount Mansfield in the narrow Green Mountains pass that the notch road climbs through.

Ski Mount Mansfield, the highest peak in Vermont, and Spruce Peak, then unwind in the slopeside Spruce Peak Village.

Tour Vermont's gold-domed capitol, whose House and Senate chambers are the oldest active legislative halls with original interiors.

Stay at the Austrian-style mountain lodge run by the singing von Trapp family on 2,600 acres above Stowe.