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IntroductionVermont is truly one of the most spectacular year-round destinations in the country.
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Vermont State Points of Interest & Stops
Browse points of interest in Vermont State, including overlooks, trailheads, waterfalls, visitor centers, and other stops that help shape a stronger park itinerary.
Best Stops and Park POIs in Vermont State
Use this Vermont State POI collection to compare stops, prioritize landmarks, and decide which places belong on the route before you open the map or start a trip plan.
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Scenic BywaysFor a taste of some of the best sights in Vermont, there is no better experience than a road trip.
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HikingHome to both the oldest (the Long Trail) and the longest (the Appalachian Trail) hiking trails in the state, it is easy to see why Vermont is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.
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BikingThere is an entire world to discover in Vermont by hitting the backstreets and trails by bike.
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Vermont State ParksAlthough it is one of the smallest states in the US, Vermont has an astounding 55 state parks located within its borders.
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BirdingEven the most experienced of birdwatchers in the country will still have something new and exciting to see in Vermont.
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SwimmingAlthough Vermont is the only state in New England that does not border the Atlantic Ocean, it still has numerous places where you can cool off and go for a swim.
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Natural WondersIn a state nicknamed the Green Mountain State, you can guarantee that Vermont has plenty of specular natural landscapes to explore.
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Historic SitesVermont is one of the oldest settlements in the country, being accepted as the 14th state in 1791.
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Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic ParkThe Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park is a monument to conservationism: this 555-acre property near Woodstock, Vt., was the 1801 birthplace to early conservationist George Perkins Marsh.
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Missisquoi National Wildlife RefugeConsisting of 6,729 acres in beautiful Vermont, the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge is a welcoming place for migratory birds since 1943.
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Green Mountain National ForestIf you consider yourself a leaf-peeper, then make sure you take a pilgrimage to the Green Mountain National Forest of Vermont in the autumn.
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Alburgh Dunes State ParkSituated on the southern tip of the Alburgh Tongue Peninsula, this 625-acre park is home to one of the largest beaches in the state.
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Allis State ParkVermonts second-oldest state park is a laid-back destination where you can enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds of nature.
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Amity Pond Natural AreaAs one of the most underdeveloped areas in Vermont, this park allows you to experience the more rustic side of nature.
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Big Deer State ParkThis state park is one of the seven major parks located within the 26,000-acre Groton State Forest.
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Bomoseen State ParkNestled in the Taconic Mountains and overlooking the shores of Vermonts largest lake (Lake Bomoseen), this park is the perfect mix of land and water.
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Boulder Beach State ParkNestled on the eastern side of Lake Groton is this well-maintained park and beach.
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Branbury State ParkThis is one of the more popular parks situated on the shores of Lake Dunmore.
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Brighton State ParkIf you are looking for beautiful lake views that are not overcrowded with tourists, then make sure to add this park to your itinerary.
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Burton Island State ParkThis state park is only accessible by boat, making it one of Vermonts more remote destinations.
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Button Bay State ParkNo matter what time of the year you visit, you will also find something fun and outdoorsy at this 253-acre state park.
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Camels Hump State ParkVermonts largest state park is an outdoor wonderland known for its alpine tundra forest, rocky mountain cliffs, and sweeping scenic vistas.
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Camp Plymouth State ParkThere is a lot of history to explore on this 295-acre property.
