| |
|
Vermont, North area Bed and Breakfast - Find B&B on BnBStar.com
|
|
|
|
|
|
Enjoy the magical scenery and sights with unparalleled vistas of this unique region, it not only has stunning natural beauty, but also offers a variety of fascinating places to explore with its elegance and superb facilities available at the friendly bed and breakfast accommodations. Vermont North nicknamed ‘Green Mountain State’ is without doubt one of America’s prettiest region where you can witness the spectacular fall colors of the leaves.
|
From the shores of Lake Champlain to rolling hills and rapid rivers, cascades of fall foliage with a vivid array of colour forming awesome panoramas, to the high peaks of the Green Mountains, where amenities for every interest can be found: all types of recreational, culinary, cultural, hospitality and not forgetting the marvellous shopping!
The attractions and diversity of the northern section of Vermont truly offer diverse breathtaking mountain passes, scenic highways and a network of roads unique to the state. Lakes and streams abound here and you can enjoy fishing and all kinds of boating, miles of hiking and biking trails wind through the hills and the famous Long Trail hits its highest point at Mount Mansfield in Stowe, when viewed from the east this impressive mountain has the amazing appearance of a human face with a distinct forehead; nose, lips, chin and you’ll even notice an Adam's apple further down! The mountain forms the spine of Vermont and literally provides winter thrills with some of the best skiing in the country. Mount Mansfield is one of the most challenging skiing regions in the US with many expert trails and is famous for the "Front Four" ski trails. The Front Four are Goat, Starr, National and Liftline. Whether you are looking for a quiet stay in the mountain’s lake area, an active outdoor vacation, or below the peaks, you’ll find plenty of friendly and cosy bed and breakfast guaranteeing the best hospitality in Vermont North. Each village and vista adds its own contribution to Vermont’s charm. For shopping and antique hunting among other attractions visit cities such as Saint Albans, Williston, Shelburne, East Burke, as well as towns around the ski resort areas such as famous Stowe, provide shopping, dining and entertainment year round. These small localities with pretty white church steeples and covered bridges dot the landscape, offering a panorama worthy of a million postcards.
Visit picturesque Waterbury, a village with many steepled churches, covered bridges and clapboard homes making it a delightful place to stay and Waterbury Center are ideal bases to explore the countryside. The 19th century scenic town of Stowe, located at the foot of Vermont’s highest mountain, Mount Mansfield, surrounded by picturesque countryside offers excellent summer, autumn and winter activities. Hiking boots and mountain bikes are exchanged for skis as the white slopes are ranked among the most challenging in the world. Stowe has gained a well-deserved reputation for expert slopes and many of the pistes will suit all levels of skier no wonder it’s ranked as number one ski resort. Split roughly between the two mountains, Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak, you’ll find the latter almost entirely devoted to the needs of intermediate and first time skier, a wonderful town full of character and history with many open fire places in the winter months and plenty of large wooden beamed, music-filled bars and restaurants to choose from, here you can experience breathtaking scenery with views of mountain ranges and pristine forests. In winter its mountains and valleys are blanketed with the purest snow, which yields to a spring and summer’s canopy of gorgeous green and then the Fall’s picture-post-card foliage. Off the slopes there is still plenty to do like shopping, snowshoe tours, skating, snowmobiling or visits to the local attractions in Lydonville and Craftsbury. A thriving cultural town, with a great music scene, is beautiful Burlington set on Lake Champlain and is blessed with a world-class collection of fine architecture. At the boathouse situated on the waterfront, you can rent a kayak and paddle off into the sunset, take a cruise around and marvel at the scenic vistas or hike along the paved waterfront walkways, dotted with an abundance of little cafés as you stroll along the lakeshore going from one end of the city to South Burlington. Other interesting places are Essex Junction, nestled between the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain, Saint Johnsbury or Alburg offering history, geology and boasting an 18 hole public golf course right on the shores of Lake Champlain is well known for its open fairways and small greens. Here you’ll find interesting souvenirs, gifts, books, maple products, minerals and fossils. Hike, drive, bike or horse ride through peaceful forests and discover tiny, but succulent cuisine from off-the-beaten-track restaurants. Vermont North has many rural places and some of the most charming and among some of the sophisticated small towns and villages are Willistoon, Morrisville, North Troy, Hyde Park Orleans and Fairfax with excellent amenities to choose from. Every town or village has a wide choice of high quality bed and breakfast; all offering friendly service and the finest hospitality all within the Vermont North area!
|
|
Search for B&B in this area
|
|
|
|
|
