"Bennington was settled in 1761 on a rise by the Walloomsac River, overlooking the
valley between the Green and Taconic Mountains. Its center is where the Molly Stark Trail
meets the Ethan Allen Highway. In Old Bennington, just up the hill from the center of
Town, Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys did their plotting against the British.
Their capture of Fort Ticonderoga was an early victory in the Revolution. The Catamount
Tavern where they met is marked by a big bronze panther."
"a unique town that is best savored slowly. Nestled between the West and
Connecticut Rivers, Brattleboro and the surrounding villages provide visitors with an
extraordinary variety of outdoor activities, arts, entertainment and shopping. "
"From diverse cultural activites to back country roads, mountain views, spectacular
scenery, world class food, fun, and adventure. Come back soon and find out why
"Outside" magazine dubbed Burlington, Vermont as one of America's "Dream
Towns". "
"The Champlain Islands are Vermont surrounded by water. Although the Islands are
located between Montreal, Quebec and Burlington Vermont, the Islands retain their quiet
rural charm. "
"Like a precious emerald perched at the apex of a golden crown, there's no place
more beautiful in all Vermont than the Jay Peak region. Gentle hills, quiet woodlands,
crackling rivers, thunderous waterfalls, meadows exploding in rainbows of color from
carpets of wildflowers in full bloom. A place so perfect, a treasurer so wonderful, it
could only be located in Vermont's most majestic "Northeast Kingdom". Unspoiled
landscapes beckon to the artistic soul. Air so crystal clear it sparkles like diamonds on
frosty mornings. People so enraptured by the ambiance of a place time forgot, they know
only friendliness and kindness to neighbor and visitor alike. A dream. A vision. A place
so expressive and spectacular you simply must come and experience it. Your smile is your
passport to this kingdom of the north. "
"The Lamoille region has an established reputation as one of Vermont's premier
recreation centers, and is within easy commuting distance from the state's largest
population and employment centers, each contributing to make it the fastest growing county
in Vermont according to the 1990 Census. "
What to do -- "Antiques, Arts, Crafts & Specialty Shops, Factory Outlets,
Museums, Historical Sites & Galleries, Cross Country Skiing & Snowshoeing, Sleigh
& Horseback Riding, Snowmobiling.." or participate in some event.
"Of the countless descriptions given about Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, none is
more fitting than this: The Northeast Kingdom is the last frontier of New England, and of
course Vermont. "
"Vermont has a reputation for providing a "Quality of Life" unsurpassed
anywhere... and Northfield is an outstanding example of how we've earned that reputation.
We are proud of our community and we'd like to show you why. "
"pronounced Qwee-che is an odd name for a small Vermont village tucked into the
Ottauquechee River valley. The name is based on indian lore. It takes its name from the
river which means a swift mountain stream. The word also means chasm in Gaelic, which of
course, is what the Quechee 162 foot deep gorge looks like. "
"Nestled in the White River Valley and exuding New England charm, Randolph offers a
unique combination of attractions sure to please each visitor. Amtrak chose Randolph as
its latest stop for the famed "Vermonter" because of the ridership generated by
our mix of economic activity, educational and cultural offerings, and recreational
resources. "
"Come to the quiet side of the mountain... where each season is an invitation to
the true Vermont adventure! Romantic weekends and year 'round getaways: every season,
Smugglers' Notch has breathtaking scenery "
"Clapboard houses, stippled churches and historic brick buildings spread out from
downtown in this charming New England village. In this tranquil community along the Black
River, each of nature's seasons excites the senses. In spring, flowering trees - crab
apple, lilac and apple - perfume the air; summer's mountain warmth brushes the cheek;
fall's brilliant foliage fills the eye while the sweet taste of maple sugar is spring's
special taste. "
"...Stowe rises to the top because we're finally willing to admit that we also like
things on the lush side of life: great dining, active night life, cushy nonskiing
activities. We like Stowe because it is romantic. Stowe deserves to be number one because
of its well-roundedness. Stowe's got what it takes to satisfy both hard-core and softbody
urges." -SKI Magazine.
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