Vermont Hidden Gems, Scenic Drives & Route 100 | Exploring America State by State
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Vermont Hidden Gems, Scenic Drives & Route 100 | Exploring America State by State
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Join Exploring America State by State as we discover Vermont, a uniquely preserved corner of New England that banned billboards in 1968 and maintains its authentic character through maple farms, covered bridges, and scenic mountain roads. This episode explores why Vermont is the only continental state without a Walmart and how it rewards travelers who slow down to experience its genuine charm.
- Route 100: Vermont's signature 200-mile scenic drive through the Green Mountains
- Iconic attractions including Stowe, Ben and Jerry's factory, and Shelburne Museum
- Hidden gems like Lake Willoughby, Quechee Gorge, and Warren Falls swimming hole
- RV travel tips and camping recommendations at state parks
- Local food scene featuring maple syrup, Vermont cheddar, and craft breweries
- Transportation advice and cell coverage warnings for rural areas
- Summer travel strategies to avoid crowds while experiencing county fairs and farmers markets
- Unique experiences like visiting working sugarhouses during maple season
Resources mentioned: Ben and Jerry's factory tour, Shelburne Museum, Trapp Family Lodge, Groton State Forest, Burlington Farmers Market, The Alchemist brewery, Hill Farmstead Brewery, Grafton Village Cheese, Cabot Creamery, Vermont Country Store
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