12 Perfect Vermont Road Trip Destinations That Can Blow Your Mind

Like the USA, travellers can see multiple dense covered bridges in Vermont. They are quite picturesque structures. So for a road trip, these covered bridges can be your inspiration. Have a limited time only? Then, Bennington County covered bridges should be ideal for you. Bennington County covered bridges are some oldest bridges in Vermont. Bennington is situated in the southern part of Vermont. You can also check out the Bennington Museum. Don't forget to eat a sandwich at the Elm Street market.

You may head from south to north or north to south, you can reach the Scenic Route 100 Byway. This road trip can be within your Limited budget. The Vermont Route 100 road trip can allow you to visit attractions like the Ben and Jerry’s Factory, Vermont Country Store in Weston, and the Cold Hollow Cider Mill in Waterbury. Many road-trippers love to complete their trip at Stowe. But if you want to continue, you may go to the VT-100 to Newport. This place is near the Canadian border. The Vermont 100 is 216 miles long.

Shelburne Museum is known as the most aberrant museum in America. Featuring 38 exhibition buildings, Shelburne Museum displays almost 140,000 artefacts. The artefacts include multiple furniture, folk art, textiles, paintings, and decorative arts. This Museum is constructed in the Lake Champlain Valley. The Museum features Bold red walls and a hat-like structure. this can immediately grab your attention towards it.

Surrounded by green fields and forests, Shelburne Farm is an ideal road trip destination. This place is worth visiting in the afternoon with your family. Here, you can enjoy the alluring ‘Sun to Cheese Farm Tour’. Witness how the farmers make cheese out of milk. Take part in fun activities such as snacking from the farm carts or strolling along the rustic trails.

Are you an ice cream lover? Visit Burlington then and have mouth-watering ice cream. Burlington is situated near Lake Champlain. That is why, this p[lace features multiple fun and water activities. The largest year-round farmers’ market is also available here.

The Farmers’ Market at Woodstock features mouth-watering green vegetables and fruits and some old-fashioned stores. This is a must-visit place While you are on a road trip to Vermont. You can also enjoy different made-to-order sandwiches for your road trip. Every fruit and vegetable is extremely fresh and locally sourced in the Farmers' Market at Woodstock.

What can be more refreshing than spending a day beside a lake? Visit Lake Champlain. You won't be disappointed. Lake Champlain is the border of Vermont, New York, and Quebec. Lake Champlain is known as the largest freshwater lake in the United States of America. This Lake features not only cynic beauty but also allows visitors to boat rides, hiking, beach weddings, and Camping.

Do you need some perfect nature photos? Head to the US-4 West and stop at the White River Junction. Snap your photos and head towards Quechee Gorge. This place is called the Grand Canyon of Vermont. Spend some time and relax at the shore of the Ottauquechee River. After that, stop your car at VINS. shop there, and go to the restaurant, called Mill At Simon Pierce. You may also visit the Taftsville Covered Bridge.

Molly Stark Byway is the perfect place for historians and hikers. ‘Hero of Bennington’, the revolutionary warrior, General John Stark named this place after his wife, Molly. Head towards the eastern part of Brattleboro or the western part of Bennington to reach the Molly Stark Byway.

The Northeast Kingdom in Vermont is a remote and wild place. You can start your road trip from the Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury. After that, take US-2 east to VT-114 North. You can see Lake Willoughby, Mount Hort, and Pigash. The northern and southern parts of Lake Willoughby feature beaches where you can relax. It is an ideal place for witnessing the lake and mountains together.