Discover the most popular places to visit in Northern Vermont
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Stowe Mountain Resort
9.2/10 (1,846 reviews)
Vermont's highest peak offers 116 trails across Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak, with a dramatic 2,360-foot vertical drop. Terrain ranges from gentle beginner slopes to challenging expert runs.
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Jay Peak Ski Resort
9.0/10 (218 reviews)
Ski or snowboard down scenic trails, splash in a state-of-the-art water park and enjoy golf on a championship course at this invigorating mountain resort.
Sugarbush Ski Resort
9.2/10 (283 reviews)
At this extensive ski resort in Mad River Valley you can navigate trails through wooded areas or try skiing for the first time on the dedicated "go slow" slopes.
Church Street Marketplace
9.2/10 (2,218 reviews)
This historic pedestrian mall showcases Burlington's charm with local boutiques and street performers. Browse Vermont-made crafts, then linger at a sidewalk café to watch the city's vibrant culture unfold.
Photo by Bej Bouch
Open Photo by Bej Bouch
Lake Willoughby
9.4/10 (75 reviews)
Vermont's deepest lake mirrors a fjord with dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters reaching 328 feet deep. Hike Mount Pisgah for breathtaking views or kayak the pristine five-mile stretch between mountains.
Smugglers Notch
9.0/10 (245 reviews)
Fill your days with fun on and off the snow at this family-friendly ski resort. Return in the evenings to warm and welcoming lodgings.
Waterfront Park
9.2/10 (1,412 reviews)
Waterfront Park stretches along Lake Champlain with spectacular views of the Adirondack Mountains beyond. Claim a swing bench at sunset or time your visit with the Jazz Festival for an elevated Vermont experience.
Photo by David Alpert
Open Photo by David Alpert
University of Vermont
9.2/10 (1,605 reviews)
Explore UVM's historic campus with its blend of classic architecture and modern sustainability. Wander through the University Green or visit the Fleming Museum for a quintessential New England collegiate experience.
"The hotel had a wonderful breakfast and great stuff good channels on the television. However, the Internet in the room did not work. It would not connect. There were very few plugs and the plugs they had you could not charge your devices because the USBs were out of date. We were in a no pet room, but obviously there had been a pet because of an allergies that are the carpet which seem to be very old. Also, the air conditioner could’ve worked better. It seems to whole hotel needs a facelift."
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