This Dreamy Road Trip Will Take You To The Best Fall Foliage In All Of Vermont
Everyone has their favorite route to take in Vermont to view the magical fall foliage, but anyone who knows foliage in the Green Mountain State knows that even a day can make the difference on when the best time to drive the route. While the gorgeous Route 100 will always be near and dear to our hearts, the Shires of Vermont Byway in Southern Vermont is a spectacular route to see the fall colors in all their glory. Let’s take a look at a look at a great fall foliage road trip in VT!
Start or end your drive with the gorgeous scenery in the charming town of Pownal.
You'll want to stop and see the monuments and museums in this historic place. It's magical.
Be sure to stop at the Silk Road Covered Bridge! This town lattice truss bridge was built in 1840 and is one of three covered bridges across the river in fairly close proximity. Why not see them all?
You'll be happy if you plan your drive through Shaftsbury at sunrise. It may take extra planning, but it's worth it!
Whether you stop at the amazing Mount Equinox or the lovely little Sugar Shack with a Norman Rockwell museum, Arlington is a wonderful place. (We recommend checking out both... and more!)
From historic homes like Hildene to magical waterfalls such as Lye Brook Falls, these things aren't far from the little town of Sunderland.
Be sure to see the historic Chiselville Covered Bridge over Roaring Branch Brook while you're here. This bridge is a Town Lattice truss and was constructed in 1870.
Did you know that Manchester has designer outlets that have great deals? Now THIS is what we call shopping!
There is so much more to do in Manchester. Whether you start or end your journey here, you're sure to fall in love with it here.
For another great fall foliage road trip in VT, check out this glorious road trip that will show you Vermont like you’ve never seen before!
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