Visit These 12 Incredible Charming Small Towns In Vermont, One For Each Month Of The Year
By Marla S.|Published January 17, 2023
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Did you know that there are over 200 towns in Vermont? To help you decide which small towns to visit in the Green Mountain State this year, take a look at the following list of destinations with an average population of 5,000 residents or less. As you’ll soon learn, these small towns in Vermont are charming and filled with plenty to do during an outing with your friends and family during the upcoming months.
When you visit the charming small Vermont town of Ludlow in the winter, remember your camera so you can capture quintessential scenes like this photo. You'll be able to hit the slopes at nearby Okemo Ski Resort too. When the weather is warmer, make sure to stop by Buttermilk Falls as well.
If you visit the small town of Warren in the winter, you can easily spend the day skiing at Sugarbush Resort. Afterward, enjoy a hearty meal at Castlerock Pub.
Newbury is a small town in Vermont based along the eastern part of the state. During your visit, check out the Newbury Village Store, and explore the local historic districts. Make sure to check out the nearby Bedell Covered Bridge too.
If you're looking for a unique town to visit, head to Chester, Vermont. Part of Chester's charm includes an array of historic homes made of stone using the snecked ashlar style of architecture.
Aside from taking a tour of the infamous Cabot Creamery, stroll through the downtown area, wander around one of the local ponds or hit one of the nearby hiking trails.
In addition to its quaint vibe and views of the mountains, one of the draws to spending time in Greensboro is Caspian Lake. Therefore, head to this small town during Spring or Summer to take advantage of playing on the water.
One of the many things that make Vermont so special is the general stores scattered around the state. Therefore, check out the Putney General Store, the oldest of its kind, when you spend time in this charming small town in Vermont.
For the ultimate New England experience, head to Weston in the summer. During your visit to this small town in Vermont, browse the local country store, take in a performance at the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company, and enjoy the warm weather.
When you visit Dorset, check out one of the local restaurants, browse the neighborhood shops, and take advantage of access to outdoor activities like hiking. You'll also get to enjoy the fall foliage.
Stowe is one of the most popular small towns in Vermont thanks to its charming downtown, prime vantage points for leaf peeping, and proximity to some of the best ski resorts in the state.
Winter is one of the most scenic times of year to visit the small town of Arlington in Vermont. When you go, it'll be easy to see how Norman Rockwell was inspired by its landscapes and landmarks.
Manchester is one of the ultimate small towns in Vermont to visit during the holiday season. Along with heading here to enjoy the festive scenery, you can also shop to you drop at the local factory outlet stores.
Have you visited any (or all) of the small towns that have made this list? What others would you recommend visitors to Vermont check out during any month of the year?