Vermont Is One Of The Safest Places In The U.S. To Live
Catherine Armstrong
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The website World Atlas issued its annual report of the 10 safest cities in the U.S., and it should be no surprise at all that the Maple State not only landed a spot on the list; it garnered a place near the top! Here’s more on why our beloved Vermont is one of the safest states in the U.S.
In short...Vermont is basically an awesome place to live!
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Are you surprised to learn that Vermont is considered to be one of the safest states in the U.S.? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! Of course, our love of Vermont goes way beyond its ranking for safety. For proof of this, here are 17 Reasons Why Vermont Will Always Be Home. We think you’ll agree with us!
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What is Vermont known for?
Whether you're planning a trip to Vermont or are perhaps considering making a move to the Green Mountain State, you're likely curious to know what living in Vermont is like. Vermont is one of the most naturally beautiful states in the U.S., experiencing quintessential New England beauty. Mountain lakes, impressive peaks, dense forests, lovely farmlands, and more await you here. When most people think of Vermont, they think of things such as vibrant fall foliage, Vermont cheddar cheese, authentic maple syrup, Ben & Jerry's ice creams, and much more. Curious to learn more? Check out these 21 Places To Visit In Vermont At Some Point In Your Life. You won't help but feel inspired!
What are the most famous natural attractions in Vermont?
Despite being one of the smaller states in the U.S., Vermont is famous for its treasure trove of natural wonders. Some of the best natural attractions to experience in Vermont include Lake Willoughby, Quechee Gorge, Dorset, Warren Falls, Camel's Hump, Smuggler's Notch State Park, Mt. Ascutney, Half Moon State Park, Barre's Rock of Ages Quarry, and Glastenbury Mountain. Another natural attraction that belongs at the top of your list is Moss Glenn Falls. This striking waterfall is located right off Route 100 and will surely take your breath away. One thing's for sure: you'll want to have your camera handy! How many of these stunning natural attractions in Vermont have you experienced?