Elmore State Park in Elmore, Vermont, encompasses 755 acres around the 219-acre Lake Elmore and the 2,608-foot Elmore Mountain in Lamoille County, offering swimming on a sandy beach, boating with rentals, fishing, picnicking, hiking trails to mountain summits with panoramic views, and a 59-site campground with lean-tos.
The Shelburne Museum in Vermont is a sprawling museum of American art, design, and Americana founded in 1947 by Electra Havemeyer Webb, a collector passionate about preserving rural American heritage.
Bolton Valley Resort in Vermont is a family-owned ski destination sitting high in the Green Mountains, known for its welcoming atmosphere and strong appeal to families and beginners.
Little River State Park is a popular campground along the shores of the 850-acre Waterbury Reservoir within Mount Mansfield State Forest in Waterbury, Vermont.
Green River Reservoir State Park spans 5,500 acres around the 653-acre Green River Reservoir in Hyde Park, Vermont, celebrated for its pristine, undeveloped shoreline—one of the longest in the state—within lush forests, wetlands, and islands teeming with wildlife like loons and deer.
Stowe Mountain Resort in Vermont began its development in the early 1930s with the cutting of the first ski trails on Mount Mansfield by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), led by Perry Merrill and Charlie Lord, who played key roles in establishing some of New England's most famous runs like the Nose Dive and Bruce trails.
The American Precision Museum in Windsor, Vermont, is housed in the historic Robbins & Lawrence Armory, built in 1846 and recognized as a National Historic Landmark.
Taconic Mountains Ramble State Park covers 204 acres near Hubbardton in Vermont's Taconic Mountains, Vermont's newest state park bequeathed in 2016 by filmmaker Carson Davidson with a trust funding its upkeep.
The Vermont Teddy Bear Factory, located in Shelburne, Vermont, is one of the largest producers of handcrafted teddy bears in the United States, founded in 1981 by John Sortino who began by selling bears made in his garage.
Molly Stark State Park is a 148-acre wooded retreat in Wilmington, Vermont, along the scenic Molly Stark Byway (Route 9), named for the wife of Revolutionary War General John Stark and opened in 1960.
The Bennington Battle Monument in Vermont is a 306-foot-tall stone obelisk that commemorates the Battle of Bennington during the American Revolutionary War on August 16, 1777.
The Great Vermont Corn Maze in Danville, Vermont, is a large, 24-acre outdoor maze recognized as one of the top corn mazes in America and the largest in New England.
Crystal Lake State Park in Barton, Vermont, sits at the northern end of the 763-acre Crystal Lake, featuring a sandy beach for swimming, a historic granite bathhouse with changing areas and concessions built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, picnic spots with grills, playgrounds, and boat rentals for canoes and kayaks.
Mind Lock Escape Room in West Dover, Vermont, is a family-owned and veteran-operated indoor entertainment center offering immersive and challenging escape room games.
