Posted in Vermont
February 10, 2017
Here’s The Perfect Weekend Itinerary If You Love Exploring Vermont’s Waterfalls
There’s nothing like hitting the open road and seeing the sights in Vermont. For an easy trip that’s fun for the whole family, check out this waterfall weekend itinerary to see waterfalls, have a bite, get your syrup and see how some of the best brews are made. Happy trails!
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This trip is 166 miles and takes 4 hours of driving.
Only In Your State/Kristin Grimes
A short but steep hike down to see these glorious falls. Be sure to keep a close eye on your kids at this one.
What's better than a town with an enchanting waterfall? A town with TWO! You'll love them both!
While in Stowe, see where the hills come alive at the Trapp Family Lodge. Click here for more information.
Dig into a delicious burger for lunch at the Prohibition Pig. Pair your burger with a side of duck fat fries, and if you're feeling saucy, be sure to try one of their many dipping sauces.
We love an easily visible waterfall, and Spring may be the best time to explore this gem.
Watch the brew made through their expansive windows and then have a sample and a bite while chatting to the friendly staff.
A roadside treat is Moss Glenn Falls in Granville. This stunner should be seen in every season! A must visit for anyone who loves the beauty of a waterfall.
Head over to Hancock in Addison County to see this one. For an amazing view, stand on the bridge over the stream and peer down the ravine.
For an easy, kid-friendly outing, head to Killington to see Thundering Brook Falls.
There is more at the Green Mountain Sugar House than just their award winning maple syrup, although it's so delicious it's worth a stop just for that. You'll also find gifts, cheese, kitchen gadgets and the best maple creemees in the world!
While this waterfall in Jamaica is one of the most beautiful sights you might see, be sure to be very careful as you climb the steep terrain.
For even more places to explore, check out these 21 places in Vermont you must explore in 2017.
