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Your guide to Vermont beyond the slopes

The Green Mountain State may be known for its skiing, craft beers, and cheeses, but look a little deeper and you’ll discover a world of destinations to add to your bucket list.

The Pump House Indoor Waterpark at Jay Peak Resort

What do you think of when you hear “Vermont”?

Some of the most delicious beers and cheeses in the country? That’s fair.

The most fun skiing and snowboarding spots in the Northeast? That may be true too.

Just don’t assume that’s all this little state has to offer. On your next trip — whether you’re a non-skier or have just been there, done that — explore Vermont beyond the slopes.

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Art and entertainment abound in the Green Mountain State. Big name acts that travel to Boston often continue on to perform at smaller, more intimate venues to the north. Score tickets to shows that are sold out in the city, and get a little extra dancing room while you’re at it. 

Then there are the museums, the outdoor explorations, the genuine farm-to-table restaurants, and the quirky only-in-Vermont adventures like visiting the Dog Chapel or maple sugaring on Vermont Maple Open House Weekend.

The Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe

With all there is to see and do in Vermont, it can be difficult to make a final decision. So, instead, use the tool below to generate a short itinerary with the help of Erica Houskeeper, the Vermont travel blogger behind HappyVermont.com, and Jen Rose Smith, Vermont travel writer and author of Moon Vermont travel guide.

Choose the region of Vermont you’d like to visit and click “What to do?”

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