Some things in life must be seen to be believed, and these 14 spots are the most amazing places in Vermont. Whether they are man made or natural, these places are filled with so much beauty, you’re going to want to check out every last one of them. You won’t be disappointed! Let’s dive in and take a look at each one.

1. Moss Glen Falls in Granville.
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Whether you check out the falls when they are icy in the winter, gushing in the spring...
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Cooling down in the summer or surrounded by the vibrant fall foliage, this is one waterfall that is sure to mystify you. You can even see it from the road! If you haven't already, this is one of those places to visit in Vermont that needs to be on your radar.
2. Check out Vermont's very own castle.
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The tours inside are interesting and the grounds are amazing at the Wilson Castle in Proctor.
3. Burnt Rock Mountain in North Fayston.
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This is an impressive rocky dome, located along the Long Trail just north of Huntington Gap. The trail is a favorite of many - check it out to see for yourself why!
4. Fall foliage.
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Whether you favor the early pops of color against the green, or the vast display during peak foliage, fall in Vermont is something to marvel at.
5. Shelburne Farms in Shelburne is not your ordinary farm.
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This 1,400-acre working farm, forest, & National Historic Landmark is also a non-profit organization which educates visitors, has a lovely inn and acts as a stunning backdrop for events. Learn more and plan a trip to Shelburne Farms, one of the most beautiful and best things to do in Vermont.
6. The views from the top of Mount Mansfield.
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This picture of a solo hike on Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest Peak at 4,393 feet above sea level, shows the expansive and phenomenal views that Vermont has to offer.

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7. Swimming holes in Montgomery Center.
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These swimming holes are not only picturesque, they're refreshing and absolutely magical.
8. Catch a Vermont sunset.
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Whether you watch the sun set over a mountain range, a lake, field, farm or forest, the sunsets in Vermont are simply awesome.
9. The magnificent Long Trail.
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This 272 mile impeccably maintained trail travels the length of Vermont and boasts some of the best views in Vermont.
10. Visit the blooming gardens at the Von Trapp Family Lodge.
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The hills are alive at the Von Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe. Twists and turns of vibrant colors, breathtaking scenery and unexpected surprises.
11. Rock out at the Rock of Ages in Barre.
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Granite is indeed a rock of ages, as it withstands the test of time. This amazing quarry is beautiful and the tours are informative. After checking out the quarry, head over to the nearby Hope Cemetery whose monuments are nothing short of works of art made from granite from the Rock of Ages quarry. To learn more about the quarry and schedule a visit, please visit their website.
12. Whispering Statue, Barre
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This war memorial from the 1920s, also known as "Youth Triumphant," has an acoustic anomaly you won't believe. If you sit at one end of the circular structure and whisper, the person at the opposite end can hear you as clearly as if you were whispering right in their ear.
13. Challenge your fear of heights at the Quechee Gorge.
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Whether you look down at the deep gorge from the bridge above...
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Or you explore it from below, you'll see why people call the gorge "Vermont's Little Grand Canyon."
14. Harry Barber's Miniature Castles.
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In South Hero you'll find several castles by Harry Barber; he used small stones to replicate the castles from his native Switzerland. Miniature, fascinating and absolutely wonderful.

If you’re still not convinced (or haven’t had enough), check out these 21 Photos That Will Remind You Why Vermont Is The Best State.

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What are the most beautiful beaches in Vermont?

Don’t believe that Vermont is only a place for mountains, hiking, and swimming holes. In fact, we have some wonderfully pristine and gorgeous sandy beaches. Check out Vermont’s best beaches. For a quick overview, we recommend the Sandbar State Park in Milton, Leddy Park in Burlington, and Thayer Beach in Colchester to get started. Have fun exploring!

What’s the most beautiful hike in Vermont?

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Moss Glen Falls, Granville, VT 05747, USA
Wilson Castle, 2970 W Proctor Rd, Proctor, VT 05765, USA
Burnt Rock Mountain, Fayston, VT 05673, USA
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99 Inn Rd, Shelburne, VT 05482, USA
Mount Mansfield, Mt Mansfield, Underhill, VT 05489, USA
Montgomery Center, Montgomery, VT, USA
Long Trail, Warren, VT, USA
von Trapp Farmstead, 251 Common Rd, Waitsfield, VT 05673, USA
Rock of Ages Granite Quarry, Barre Town, VT 05641, USA
Barre, VT 05641, USA
Quechee Gorge, Hartford, VT 05001, USA
South Hero, VT 05486, USA