The 10 Most Incredible Natural Attractions In Vermont That Everyone Should Visit

Vermont is a state that's known for its vast array of scenic spots, and we simply love exploring them all. The sublime scenery, natural wonders, beautiful hiking trails, and picture-perfect mountains and valleys -- Vermonters truly have endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. We're sharing some of our absolute favorite natural attractions in Vermont -- places every artist and adventurer must visit.

1. Lake Willoughby

Spend the day gazing at the iconic scenery and enjoying the water at Lake Willoughby in Westmore. This lake is positively sublime and the perfect place to get away from it all.

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2. Quechee Gorge

This 165-foot deep gorge - also known as "Vermont's Little Grand Canyon" -- can be viewed from the U.S. Route 4 bridge and the trails on both sides of the gorge. Adventurous hikers can trek to the bottom of the gorge -- trust us, it's worth it.

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3. Dorset

Dorset is "peak Vermont" living -- it's full of natural beauty that is out of this world. From its emerald colored lake to the natural quarries, this town is postcard perfect.

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4. Warren Falls

Slide down the smooth rocks and into the pools at this epic swimming hole. Warren Falls is a great place to swim, slide, jump, and play (adults, too!).

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5. Camel's Hump

This hike isn't for everyone, but we sure think it's worth the tired muscles. This mountain is pretty to look at, sure, but the views out from the top are other-worldly.

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6. Smuggler's Notch State Park

The scenery here is absolutely breathtaking. In fact, Smuggler's Notch sometimes looks more like Middle Earth than Vermont!

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7. Mt. Ascutney

Mt. Ascutney is a popular place for hiking, and it's a non-active volcano! We bet you didn't know Vermont had a volcano.

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8. Half Moon State Park

Half Moon State Park is one of the most beautiful campgrounds in all of Vermont. For the ultimate camping experience, bring your suit, take a swim, and roast some marshmallows over an open campfire.

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9. Barre's Rock of Ages Quarry

The little quarry town of Barre, VT, is truly extraordinary. You'll see the quarries like never before -- the Rock of Ages Granite Quarry is absolutely majestic.

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10. Glastenbury Mountain

This last one isn't for the faint of heart: legend has it, at least four people disappeared on Glastenbury Mountain while hiking, all within a five-year period. We can't blame the hikers, though -- Glastenbury Mountain feels like an enchanted forest, and offers some of the most scenic hike in Vermont.

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Vermont, we love you. How many of these natural attractions in Vermont have you visited? If you're up for more adventure, we have another glorious natural attraction for you, and it's like something out of a dream.