There aren’t many places more beautiful than Vermont in autumn. From the gorgeous changing colors to the brisk fall weather, Vermont is certainly a special place during this time of the year. And we can’t think of a better way to spend a Vermont autumn day than visiting the small, rural town of Sharon, Vermont. Here’s what makes Sharon a gem to visit in the fall.

Sharon, Vermont is located in Windsor County, the beautiful Woodstock-Quechee region of Vermont, and it has some of the most spectacular scenery in all of Vermont.
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The township of Sharon dates all the way back to 1761, when the grant was issued by King George III of England. The town of Sharon has a long and interesting history, as it is the birthplace of Joseph Smith.
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The small town of Sharon prides itself on stunning natural landscapes and mesmerizingly beautiful fall colors.
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There is also plenty of history in Sharon, Vermont, and you can visit the Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial in Sharon.
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The Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial commemorating the founder of the religion of Mormonism is a beautiful landmark to visit in the region. Check out this article of the monument for more information and directions.
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The charm of Sharon is its steep valleys, peaceful pastoral environment and stunning fall foliage colors.
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For more information about Sharon and more ideas of what to see and visit, check out this guide to Sharon HERE.
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The best time to visit Sharon is in early October when Vermont usually sees peak foliage season. But at any time of the year you’ll find Sharon to be a lovely and quaint town.

What are your favorite small towns in Vermont? Where in Vermont do you think has the best fall foliage? Let us know below in the comment section.

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