Vermont is equivalent
parts legend and realism, home to a charm that further states can only resentment. A
meager mention of its name and imagery appear: sunny meadows of black-and-white cows, stunning white ski trails, orderly hillside farms, glowing red
maple trees along a stone wall, covered bridges, buckets
collecting sap for maple syrup.

Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National
Historic Park
The only National
Park to focus on ground stewardship in America
incorporates together a operational ranch and a Victorian manor on the hill over, set in proper gardens planned by numerous
leading scenery architects. Both rail entrepreneur Frederick Billings, and afterward, the Rockefellers were devoted to land protection and used this property
to put it into practice. At the ranch, you can explore the home of the farm manager with its down the
stairs dairy, visit cows in the shed,
and visit a museum packed with energetic
exhibits on farm and countryside life.

Quechee Gorge
Vermont's deepest
gorge was shaped by glaciers
about 13,000 years before, and has sustained
to deepen by the steady exploit of the Ottauquechee
River, which you will observe flowing 165
feet beneath. The finest situate to outlook the gorge is from the pathway all along the arched iron bridge that carries Route 4 crossways the summit. A
trail leads through the forest beside the rim to the bottom of the
gorge, where you can see the lower part of it from water level. Close to the
gorge, also on Route 4, is the outstanding
Vermont Institute of Natural Sciences (VINS), a natural world center
where wounded raptors are
rehabilitated and returned to the wild.