Take This Hidden Gems Road Trip When You Want To See Some Little-Known Places In Vermont

Between hiking in the summer and skiing in the winter; there's so much to do and see in Vermont. Aside from enjoying some of the more popular outdoor activities in the state, how about checking out some spots that are off-the-beaten-path in Vermont? To help you plan where to go, take a look at the following road trip of hidden gems in Vermont.

As you can see from the map, this road trip covers a large amount of Vermont.

1. Little Black Mountain, Brattleboro

If you were always curious to see what New Hampshire looked like from Vermont, you'll get your chance when you hike this 1.2-mile trail.

2. Dummerston Covered Bridge, Dummerston

While there are over 100 covered bridges in Vermont, the ​​West Dummerston Covered Bridge stretches nearly 280 feet and was built in 1872, making it one of the most coveted hidden gems in Vermont.

3. Robert Frost Wayside Trail, Ripton

Although this trail is short and sweet, you'll get to enjoy some of Frost's poetry as you meander along the path. You can see his words come alive as you pass through the trees.

4. World's Tallest Filing Cabinet, Burlington

Aside from being one of the most unusual sites on your road trip, it will probably be the tallest. At over 40 feet in height, this installation is the highest filing cabinet in the world. It was built in 2002 by a local artist in response to some politics happening in Burlington, and now has its own claim to fame. The good news when traveling to see this hidden gem in Vermont, is that it's hard to miss!

5. Sunset Drive-In Theatre, Colchester

This seasonal gem is a fun stop to catch a movie and fill up on popcorn. You'll feel like you've stepped back in time at the retro ​​Sunset Drive-In Movie Theater.

6. Garden of Eatin' Cafe, Williston

You'll feel like you're in a fairy tale when stopping for a bite at this charming restaurant.

7. Dog Mountain, Home of Stephen Huneck Gallery, St. Johnsbury

If you're planning to take your dog on this road trip too, you can't miss this last stop. Along with plenty of unspoiled land for your dog to roam, check out the dog chapel filled with unique artwork. You can read more about why ​​Dog Mountain and the Dog Chapel are truly hidden gems in Vermont.

After taking the day to explore the sites on this list, check out this article: 12 Of The Very Best Vermont Road Trips You Can Take for more Green Mountain state outing ideas. How many hidden gems in Vermont have you seen and experienced? What are some of your favorites? Let us know in the comment section, we would love to hear from you.