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Overview of Vermont (Vermont (VT))
Vermont (Vermont (VT)) features major hubs at Burlington, Stowe, Woodstock & Montpelier. Key sights, National & State Parks, and travel highlights across the state include Stowe & Green Mountain Byway, Lake Champlain & Burlington Church Street, Woodstock covered bridges, Quechee Gorge & Killington.
How to get to Vermont
Burlington International Airport (BTV), Amtrak Vermonter & Ethan Allen Express direct from NYC Penn Station, and I-89/I-91. Use our Amtrak & USA Rail Pass Calculator ($) and $80 National Parks Pass Calculator to plan your route.
Signature local food in Vermont
When visiting cities and towns across Vermont, look out for these regional American specialties at classic diners, smokehouses, seafood shacks, and farmers markets:
- Vermont sharp aged cheddar & maple-cured bacon
- Maple creemees (soft-serve) & sugar-on-snow
- Farm-to-table cider-braised pork & cheddar apple pie
- Cider donuts & crusty artisan sourdough
- Vermont farmhouse IPAs, ice ciders & Grade A maple syrup
Best time to visit Vermont
Best time to visit Vermont: Jun–Oct (late Sep–mid Oct for world-famous foliage), Dec–Mar (skiing).
Featured cities & towns in Vermont (2 featured · 31 total)
Click any city below for its individual travel guide, county & elevation facts, nearest airport/Amtrak station, regional food specialties, and neighboring towns:
| City / Town | County & Type | Population | Elevation | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stowe Stowe, VT | US City | 4,314 | 221 m (725 ft) | City guide → |
| Woodstock Woodstock, VT | US City | 871 | 214 m (702 ft) | City guide → |