14 Legitimately Fun Things You Can Do In Vermont Without Spending A Dime
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Kristin Grimes
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Whoever said you need money to have fun clearly has not enjoyed all that Vermont has to offer. There are endless places to hike and explore, and while some things require you to shell out the dough, let’s not overlook the fun free things VT has to offer. After all, the best things in life are free!
Go on a scavenger hunt on Middlebury’s distinguished campus collection of public art. It includes 24 works by 24 different artists, many of them nationally or internationally known.
Waterfalls are a crowd pleaser, and the best part - they're free! Here are 16 waterfalls in Vermont that are hiding in plain sight.
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Vermonters love their craft beers, and after a tour of how it's made you'll love them even more.
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Bring your camera to capture the memories you'll be making here - and the kids absolutely love it!
These mini castles around South Hero are beautiful, and the history behind them is spectacular. Check them out!
You'll love this easy nature hike in the beautiful Green Mountains. It's not very long but rich in serenity and touching poems by Robert Frost.
Perhaps the sweetest tour in Vermont! See how these confectionary delights are made at their Burlington Factory.
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Taste your way around the store which is filled with free samples. Delicious!
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Hike, bike, stroll or ski your way along this scenic 6-mile path through the lovely town of Stowe.
Another great path is the Colchester Causeway. Surrounded by water on either side, you'll feel like you're sailing along the water.
Stroll along the cobblestone street and check out the unique shops. Whether you are checking out live music in the summer or strolling amidst the holiday lights in winter, this is a great way to spend the day.
Check out Vermont's Little Grand Canyon, a 165 drop that is beautiful from above, and a quick hike down to the bottom.
The leaves may have fallen, but this friendly farm is open all year and has cheese and syrup samples along with the perfect selection of sweet treats for the holidays.
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Vermont is full of country roads with spectacular scenery, quaint villages and simply great people. Check out one of these quaint country roads through Vermont and take it all in.
There is so much to love about the great state of Vermont that most of us never want to leave, and here are 16 reasons why this is true.
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