Vermont offers attractions and fun things to do for all ages. Here's your guide to sightseeing in Vermont.
Moosefest photo gallery. Bennington Moosefest 2009 in Bennington, Vermont, is a fun display of dozens of life-sized fiberglass moose painted by artists. Each moose is unique, as you'll see in these Moosefest pictures. Moosefest runs through October 17, 2009, when these wonderful moose creations will be auctioned for charity.
Stephen Huneck's Dog Chapel in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, is a heavenly place for dogs and their people. If you own a dog or have ever loved a dog, this is a must-see stop during your New England travels. Take your dog along to explore the chapel and the surrounding scenic property and nature trails.
From your About Guide, centrally located in the southwest corner of Vermont, Bennington is a great day trip destination.
Venture inside the Vermont Teddy Bear factory to see how bears are made. Visit the factory in Shelburne, Vermont, or come along on a virtual photo tour.
Located in Reading, Vermont, Jenne Farm is reputed to be New England's and perhaps even North America's most photographed farm. I'll tell you how to find the farm and take your own best shot.
See five covered bridges on this driving tour of Bennington County Vermont. These photos of some of Vermont's best preserved covered bridges may inspire you to plan your own covered bridge tour.
Visit Cabot Creamery in Cabot, Vermont, and get an up-close look at the cheesemaking process, plus sample all of their international award-winning cheeses and other dairy products made in Vermont. Or, if you can't get to Vermont, join your Guide on a virtual tour!
Where can you watch artisans creating hand blown glass and wheel thrown pottery, shop for unique housewares and decorative works of glass and clay including a selection of manufacturer’s seconds, glimpse a hydroelectric turbine at work and dine overlooking an old mill stream and a picturesque covered bridge? At Simon Pearce in Quechee, Vermont.
Have fun in the Vermont outdoors. Guest writer Ken Haggett of Peacepups Dog Sledding in Lake Elmore, Vermont, shares some ideas for outdoor activities in all four seasons.
This mill in Granville, Vermont, dates to the 1800s and you can still see turned Vermont hardwood bowls being crafted during tours of the factory, Monday through Friday.
Artifacts and replicas tell the story of Vermont's maritime heritage at this museum in Vergennes, Vermont.
Explore the remnanats of this Revolutionary War landmark in Orwell, Vermont, which was the site of an important American fort.
Built in interesting fashion as a dorm for the students of the Brownington Academy, this Brownington, Vermont, landmark is now open for tours May through October.
Tour Rock of Ages' Barre, Vermont, granite quarry, open daily from May through October.
The museum's 37 exhibition buildings house an 80,000-item collection of Americana, including tools, quilts, carriages, circus memorabilia, American paintings, and Impressionist works.
An attractions guide and regional map of points of interest from the Central Vermont Chamber of Commerce.
Visit ice cream gods Ben & Jerry at home in Vermont; sample the flavor of the day after your factory tour, and then visit the Scoop Shop for even more delicious flavors.
From art lectures to fly fishing, from concerts to rummage sales, a current rundown of what's happening in Vermont.
