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RE: Vermont for a week over Christmas - but where in particular?

by shandu 24 February 2012

Hi BJC, I live in Killington, VT which is the biggest ski area in the North East part of the country. The problem you will have with…
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: car trip from Manhattan to Maine to Pennsylvania than back

by smartcookiee 21 July 2011

How many days do you have in total for the driving part? 6-7? You're trying to fit a lot in. Boston needs 3 days Newport. RI 2 days Por…
RE: new york-niagara-new england

by smartcookiee 21 March 2011

Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo are not destination you need to add to your list. Those areas are about charming small towns. NYC-Niagara…
RE: I'm looking for suggestions for a trip in US

by smartcookiee 01 March 2011

Boston needs about 3 days. You can do a detour via Burlington and Stowe, Vermont.
RE: covered bridges in new england

by Willysnout 20 January 2011

I recall one near Stowe, Vermont. Underwhelming to me, but each to their own.
RE: Advice please on New England town for white christmas

by nilsy 17 January 2011

At that time of year there is no guarantee of snow, but the further north you go the better your chances. Woodstock, Vermont is a good…
Re: Cross country skiing?

by missmagpiefgs 21 December 2010

I would recommend Vermont. Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe is well known as a place to stay and XC Ski. I blogged about our experience here:…
Re: Short trip to the States

by yofletch 10 September 2010

Try Burlington, Vermont and base yourself in Colchester / Winooski exit 16 i-89 ( see MOTEL6.COM ) for eats try Libby's diner (use Googl…
Re: Vermont trip recomendations

by missmagpiefgs 17 June 2010

If you are heading to Vermont with kids, you should check out http://www.findandgoseek.net, Vermont's Insider Guide to Kid Friendly Fun.…
Re: USA initiary

by maziuka 20 May 2010

Okay, so we've tried looking into this whole New England idea, and I think we might be going there instead of the trip to Niagara. Haven't…
RE: Winter in N. New England?

by laurensvt 21 April 2010

I live in north central Vermont, and while we always get some snow in December, it's not guaranteed and Christmas week has been pretty…
RE: Winter in N. New England?

by nilsy 21 April 2010

You probably won't find snow on the ground in Boston at Christmas. Even a place like Woodstock, VT, while interesting, may not have snow.…
Re: White Christmas North East USA

by laurensvt 15 October 2009

Being a Vermonter, I also recommend Vermont, particularly the Mad River Valley. It's less touristy than Stowe and more charming and laid…
Northern Vermont & Canada to do/see

by scrappymoduinne 11 May 2009

Greetings! My wife and I were given a two night stay in Stowe, VT as a pre-birth gift (she will be 7 months when we go). We will be up…
RE: New England Fall Foliage

by nilsy 28 August 2008

On the last weekend of September you'll want to go fairly far north - consider Stowe, VT Franconia/Littleton NH or areas north (or higher…
New England Wineries

by HandsomeMolly 25 August 2008

I'm planning a road trip next month. My general itinerary will be starting from Manchester, NH ---> Portsmouth, NH ---> Kennebunkport,…
RE: Long Trail, Stowe, VT - Do I need a tent??

by CSL 17 August 2008

The best place to ask questions about the Long Trail is www.whiteblaze.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=417
Long Trail, Stowe, VT - Do I need a tent??

by ScottyNZ 17 August 2008

Hiking from Jonesville to Johnston Sunday thru Tuesday. Should I take a tent just in case the shelters are full or do they generally not…
RE: 3 or 4 day hike in Northern Vermont (Mt Mansfield). Suggestions??

by emagicmtman 16 August 2008

From Waterbury you could hitch a few miles to where the Long Trail crosses Route 2 in Bolton, then begin hiking northward. Starting on…
Lake Placid vs. Stowe

by dartravels 31 July 2008

Hello, We are planning a road trip on the east cost and are looking for somewhere to stop in upstate NY or Vermont on the way. Right…
Re: Burlington and Stowe, Vermont- accommodation

by mysecretvermont 02 June 2008

I agree with the recommendations to stay in Burlington. Plus, there are so many things to see and do in Burlington - Church Street Market…
RE: Burlington and Stowe, Vermont- accommodation

by greenhil 15 May 2008

#1 is right - Stowe is fairly expensive and there are plenty of accommodation choices in Burlington. The two places are so close together…
RE: Burlington and Stowe, Vermont- accommodation

by yofletch 14 May 2008

Stowe is always expensive to stay in so it would better to stay around Burlington there are plenty hotels but you might not like the…
Burlington and Stowe, Vermont- accommodation

by girlsgetaway 13 May 2008

My friend and I are going for a girls getaway weekend to Burlington and Stowe, Vermont. We're planning on staying one night in each place.…