Burlington's waterfront is an ideal spot to explore whether you are looking for excellent food, a walk along the boardwalk, or just a place to sit and work on homework. The waterfront has a clear view of the Adirondack Mountains across Lake Champlain and is home to ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain. 

Visit the statehouse located in Montpelier and enjoy walking around the beautiful grounds or take one of the free guided tours to learn about the history of one the nation's oldest states. For more information about tours, visit https://statehouse.vermont.gov/tours. After seeing the golden dome, walk around downtown Montpelier to discover some of the best bars and restaurants in central Vermont.

This is where the famous ice cream got its start. Located in Waterbury, the factory produces over 98 flavors of ice cream and offers tours showing exactly how they do it. Stop by the scoop shop when you're finished with the tour to enjoy your favorite flavor!

Among the many attractive features of Vermont are its numerous covered bridges. The state contains over 100 located across the state. No matter where you might be in the Green Mountain State, you will find yourself in close proximity to one of these unique structures. For a complete list of covered bridges, visit https://www.vermontvacation.com/things-to-do/arts-and-heritage/covered-bridges.