Tag archives for Vermont
On the Trail in America
Posted by Intelligent Travel on March 11, 2013 
A scout’s salute to four great hiking and biking trails across the United States, and a look at how one of them is expanding.
Goodnight Irene: Vermont Tourism Bounces Back
Posted by Katherine Gypson on September 20, 2011 
Vermont’s winding back roads and tree-lined main streets usually provide the perfect escape for crisp days full of fall colors. But some of those back roads and main streets look very different after Hurricane Irene arrived on August 28th, causing historic levels of flooding. Rushing waters ripped away hillsides, crumbled bridges, and left some business…
The Radar: The World’s Unearthly Landscapes, Amtrak on Hipmunk, Vermont’s Great Corn Maze
Posted by Giovanna Palatucci on September 13, 2011 
The Radar: Top travel news, stories, trends, and ideas from across the web. Got Radar? Follow us on Twitter @NatGeoTraveler and tag your favorite travel stories from the web #ngtradar. Check back the next day for our daily roundup.
For the Birds: Hawk Walks in Vermont
Posted by Intelligent Travel on September 20, 2010 This week, we’re looking at great birding sites around the world. Today Frank DiCesare shares a spot for falconry in Vermont. For many travelers, fall in northern New England is about the foliage that follows the first frost. In one Vermont village, however, vacationers can enjoy the season’s crisp outdoors with a learning experience as…
Island Hopping in Vermont
Posted by Janelle Nanos on June 8, 2009 A Caribbean sunset? Not quite…it’s Vermont. I’m just back from a trip to the islands…of Vermont. While the Green Mountain State may foster thoughts of skiing, snow and perhaps maple syrup, Vermont is a blast during the non-summer months. And yes, there are islands in the state, the foremost of which are North and South…
Sleep Green in the Green Mountain State
Posted by Crowd Favorite on June 12, 2008 The Chester Vermont Innkeepers Association has just become the first lodging association in the United States to designate all of its hotels as green hotels, Park Light Inn owner Jo-Ann Jorgenson recently told Travel Mole. The Association, which is comprised of B&Bs, motels, and inns, unanimously voted last November to become green certified and follow…
Raising the Bar on Locally Brewed Beer
Posted by Emily Haile on August 27, 2007 There’s no better way to get to know a place than to hang out at the local brewery. And IT recently came across one that’s making a concerted effort to save the planet. That, and the beer is pretty darn good. The Long Trail Brewery in Bridgewater Corners, Vermont, was modeled after the Hofbräuhaus in…
