Located in the northeastern United States, Vermont has the distinction of being the smallest state in the country. This region with picturesque landscapes has a cultural and artisanal richness not to be neglected. Indeed, it is very famous for its production of maple syrup. As evidenced by the expression "March means Maple," this product strongly ►
Located in the northeastern United States, Vermont has the distinction of being the smallest state in the country. This region with picturesque landscapes has a cultural and artisanal richness not to be neglected. Indeed, it is very famous for its production of maple syrup. As evidenced by the expression "March means Maple," this product strongly symbolizes Vermont culture. In addition, it is equally known for its production of high-quality craft beers and cheeses. The Billings Farm and Museum, based in Woodstock, epitomizes the splendor of Vermont's agricultural heritage. However, we must consider the famous Ben & Jerry's brand that originated in this region before approaching the craftsmanship subject. For all ice cream lovers, it is good to know you can tour the factory in Waterbury. Also, why not bring back some local delicacies and souvenirs during your stay by visiting Burlington's Church Street Marketplace or attending the Vermont Fair in Rutland?
For most history buffs, the essential place in this area remains Hildene, the residence of the Lincoln family. This magnificent building, seeming frozen in time, is a real jewel of the twentieth century. Another significant symbol of Vermont, the State Capitol, also opens its doors to the most curious. As for the famous covered bridges, Vermont is home to more than a hundred, dating from the nineteenth century. Visiting these beautiful historical treasures is an opportunity to be noticed by everyone wishing to discover the region's heritage. The Shelburne Museum, meanwhile, is a place that will appeal to lovers of art and period objects.
Vermont is also a top destination for all nature and winter sports lovers. Very famous throughout the United States, the Stowe Mountain Resort is top-rated for its downhill skiing and snowboarding slopes. Nevertheless, if you move the beacon a little further, the Stowe Recreation Path, a beautiful haven of greenery, is a natural idyllic setting for hikers and running enthusiasts. The Killington Resort, a much larger resort, specializes in downhill skiing and has snow-tubing slopes that will delight young and old alike. In addition, Vermont, being bordered by Lake Champlain, offers you a magnificent opportunity to have fun by practicing water sports such as kayaking or paddling. For the more adventurous, Mount Mansfield is a great place for hiking. Considered the highest point in Vermont, it has a multitude of circuits. However, the latter is aimed more particularly at the most experienced people. Another address for hiking, the Gorge de Quechee, is a place to know for people looking for a much less intense route. ◄
