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Re: Trip in June to New England

by Arkay 25 May 2012

You're VERY late for booking accommodations -- settle on an itinerary and book IMMEDIATELY!!! I would also recommend getting a driving…
RE: Two weeks in and around Boston with a baby - itinerary advice please!

by shandu 19 April 2012

If you do Boston, then Bar Harbor/Acadia, you may want to consider Vermont. Its farms and mountains are a nice contrast to the Atlantic…
RE: Niagara Falls or Maine/Vermont/New Hampshire?

by yofletch 05 April 2012

Burlington, Vermont then drive east on route 302 to Portland Maine can't beat it.
RE: flight price drop

by anyone101 01 April 2012

See [FAQ #10|http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=90989&messageID=899528#899528] above the USA branch on flying…
RE: Travelling around the U.S without a car

by nrclibn 09 March 2012

The LA "area" (check a good map and guidebook, I'm including places like Pasadena) has a number of art museums and gardens, but you will…
RE: Driving from Toronto to Boston - places to stop off - any ideas?

by wastle 14 February 2012

YubYub41 is right on! Think about Burlington, Vermont as a stopping point on the north loop and return (or visa versa) via Albany, NY…
RE: Driving from Toronto to Boston - places to stop off - any ideas?

by YubYub41 12 February 2012

Your two options are on either side of Lake Ontario really. The south route brings you through more cities, including Buffalo and Rochest…
RE: USA here we come

by leanneclarke 05 February 2012

I left Australia last June for 1 month in the US. We flew into San Francisco, then flew to Vermont (Burlington) then caught a train to…
RE: Itinerary help: Pittsburgh, Niagara, Montreal, NYC, Orlando, Bahamas

by bzookaj 28 November 2011

>Is there other things to see there? Google "Niagara-on-the-Lake," which I mentioned above. And "Laura Secord," while you're at it. >Mo…
RE: College Town, USA

by Ian_in_DC 15 November 2011

Take a look at Burlington, VT or Durham, NH - those are really classic college towns.
Road Trip summer 2012

by VTMatanle 25 October 2011

Hi, I am starting to plan our family's first road trip (kids will be 7 and 5). We live in Burlington, VT all I know at this point is…
RE: New Hampshire & Vermont Fall Foilage

by Ch40 17 September 2011

I should have mentioned Burlington and Middlebury are nice places to visit. Vergennes is between them. The leaves hadn't started to turn…
RE: New Hampshire & Vermont Fall Foilage

by Ch40 17 September 2011

In was in Burlington, Vergennes and Middlebury, VT last weekend with no problems -- the damage did affect some of the prettiest areas…
RE: Vermont in the Fall

by Ch40 02 September 2011

I'd go to Burlington since they seem to have escaped the devastation that other parts of the state experienced and it's a great little…
RE: Boston immediately after Columbus day - what to see?

by Ch40 02 September 2011

The Old Port in Portland, ME, Newport, RI, and Portsmouth, NH would be my first choice for day trips. Burlington, VT is great too and…
RE: 7 guys travelling America for a few months...Tips please!

by Ch40 02 September 2011

My list would include Burlington, VT, Portland, ME, Boston, MA, Newport, RI, NYC and places in between as time and interest allows. Also,add…
RE: New England coast and mountains itinerary

by Ch40 28 August 2011

I don't mean to confuse the issue but I travel NE by car for my job and would recommend driving straight up to Burlington, VT; especially…
Re: Aussies asking where to give young family a white Christmas

by iamkatemcg 13 August 2011

Hey Prawno, Grew up in Pennsylvania, and have had many, MANY White Christmases. If you're landing in LAX on the 22nd, I'd suggest headin…
October New England Road Trip

by tada_fg 26 July 2011

Hello Everyone! I am planning a trip to New England this fall for 9 days (Oct 8-16) and would like to get some advice on my itinerary.…
RE: Vermont

by smartcookiee 22 July 2011

Interested in commenting? Are you interested in reading a guidebook? That would be a good start. http://wikitravel.org/en/Vermont Basics…
RE: Stopover between Boston & Montreal, and Niagara Falls and NYC

by ethiopiawanderer 18 July 2011

Montreal to Boston is about 6 hours. If you stay to the highway in mid to late September you will see some good foliage and sights. However,…
Re: NY and NewEngland: advice needed please!!!

by nrclibn 16 July 2011

> Usually I don’t really plan the stops andl like to choose on the spot but this is our first long haul trip with our 4-year old and I…
RE: Driving from Toronto to Boston

by Websterella 12 July 2011

Using yofletch's directions, take the Ferry across Lake Champlain to Burlington. Burlington is a nice place to stop for an overnight…
RE: 2-3 weeks for NYC and where else?

by smartcookiee 15 June 2011

If you like smaller towns as well as museums, you can combine a few things. You can drive up to Boston for 2 days and then head up via…
RE: New England tour via Public transit

by yaguri 13 June 2011

There are a lot of cute small towns inland. College towns tend to be scenic, and generally have local bus systems -- Amherst and Northampto…