Jamaica State Park spans 772 acres along the West River in Jamaica, Vermont, offering camping, swimming in scenic holes, boating, fishing, and hiking trails to highlights like the stunning 125-foot Hamilton Falls and rugged overlooks.
Camel's Hump is a distinctive mountain peak in Vermont’s Green Mountains, standing at 4,083 feet, making it the third highest and the highest undeveloped summit in the state.
The Pump House Indoor WaterPark at Jay Peak Resort in Vermont is a 50,000-square-foot indoor water park featuring a retractable roof to allow for year-round enjoyment regardless of outdoor weather conditions.
Allis State Park in Brookfield, Vermont, spans 625 acres on Bear Hill's summit, Vermont's second-oldest state park established in 1928 through landowner Wallace S. Allis's donation for public recreation.
The New England Maple Museum in Pittsford, Vermont, offers visitors a comprehensive look at the history and tradition of maple syrup production in the region.
Trapp Family Lodge in Vermont is a historic resort founded in 1950 by the Trapp Family Singers, Austrian refugees who fled their homeland during World War II.
Waterfront Park in Burlington, Vermont, is a vibrant public space that transformed from a once industrial and polluted shoreline into a beloved community gem along Lake Champlain.
The Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion in North Bennington, Vermont, is a well-preserved Victorian mansion built in 1864-65 by attorney and entrepreneur Trenor W. Park.
Branbury State Park in Salisbury and Leicester, Vermont, covers 69 acres on the eastern shore of Lake Dunmore at the base of Mt. Moosalamoo, bordered by Green Mountain National Forest.
Cold Hollow Cider Mill, located on Route 100 between Waterbury and Stowe, Vermont, is a popular and historic attraction known for its traditional cider making using a century-old rack-and-cloth press.
Maidstone State Park is Vermont's most remote state park, located in Maidstone within Essex County in the Northeast Kingdom, providing access to the pristine 796-acre glacial Maidstone Lake surrounded by spruce-fir forests in Maidstone State Forest.
Button Bay State Park spans 253 acres on Lake Champlain's shore in Ferrisburgh, Vermont, renowned for its unique button-shaped clay concretions formed by calcium deposits along the shoreline.
Mad River Glen Cooperative in Vermont is a unique ski resort owned and operated by a cooperative of skiers, making it the only major cooperatively owned ski area in the United States.
