Introducing Southern Vermont
Tidy white churches and inns surround village greens throughout historic southern Vermont, a region that’s home to several towns that predate the American Revolution. In summer the roads between the three ‘cities’ of Brattleboro, Bennington and Manchester roll over green hills; in winter, they wind their way toward the ski slopes of Mt Snow, southern Vermont’s cold-weather playground. For those on foot, the Appalachian Trail passes through the Green Mountain National Forest here, offering a colorful hiking experience during the fall foliage season.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: October New England Road Trip
by yaguri 26 July 2011
Granted this stuff varies from year to year with the weather, but in general the dates you're planning tend to be peak foliage in central…
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RE: White Christmas North East USA
by NYSeptic 14 October 2009
Lake Placid is pretty far from Albany - probably 4 hours to drive. Albany can be hideously cold, but that pleasure is usually reserved…
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RE: current state of the foliage in the northern Berkshires
by Ogie_Ogilthorpe 07 October 2008
I drove from Southern Vermont all the way up to Quebec City this past weekend. The entire trip had good foliage viewing but I was pretty…
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