14 Fall Festivals In Vermont You Don’t Want To Miss This Year
Ahhh, fall… It’s the most wonderful time of the year in Vermont. What better way to enjoy this season in all of its glory than to head over to one of these wonderful fall festivals in VT. Autumn wouldn’t be the same without these celebrations!
You'll love the hands-on and educational activities throughout the day at one of the most beautiful spots in all of Vermont.
For a perfect day of family fun while checking out the foliage, head to this timeless event. It's timeless fun at old fashioned prices here and you (and the kids) will have a blast.
Celebrate Johnny Appleseed’s birthday in Stafford this fall! Bring the whole family to a harvest festival at the Justin Morrill State Historic Site.
This is Burke's biggest festival of the year and you're going to love it. A parade, BBQ, kids activities and much, much more.
You'll find everything from oompah bands to authentic German foods to pumpkin and face painting and even a kinderplatz for kids. This Bavarian festival is fun for all ages.
Live music, tons of award winning crafters and much more at this annual event which is always the first Sunday in Danville.
You'll have as much fun seeing the "Harvest People" as the townsfolk have making them. Scarecrows, stick people and leaf people and more, along with hayrides, pumpkins and more food you could ever imagine.
You'll find seven unique festivals which are held over seven consecutive days in the NEK. Now over 50 years running! For more information click here.
Super raffles, live music and the church's famous home made pies are just a few things you'll find this Columbus Day Weekend in Newfane.
Come hungry so you can dig into the BBQ pork with their own applesauce, apple cider, fresh baked apples pies and more while you enjoy the live acoustic folk music.
Dogs are welcome and humans are tolerated at Dog Mountain. Just kidding! Everyone will love a perfect fall day at Dog Mountain with live music, kids activities and more.
What started out as 20 tractors is now 200 tractors. Head over to Spear Street at Jackson Hill Road to check out this fun parade!
The Dummerston Congregational Church's Annual Famous Apple Pie Festival has about 1,500 hand-made apple pies, hand-cranked ice cream, fresh donuts, hot mulled cider, coffee, and Grafton cheese. It starts at 10 and they go until the pies sell out - which was about 2pm in 2016.
Head to the beautiful town of Bennington for Fallapalooza! Store to store trick or treating, wagon rides, lots of food and live entertainment await!
While you’re headed to one of these fall festivals in VT, why not travel a bit on the ultimate waterfall road trip in Vermont for some truly amazing sights?
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