The Spectacular Fall Foliage Train Rides In Vermont You Don't Want To Miss
Natalie Clunan
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With summer winding down, you might be feeling blue. So, why not bring some color to your life with one of the vibrant Vermont fall foliage train rides? Perk up Vermonters, soon the yellows, oranges, and red hues of autumn will delight you with a bold and beautiful display. As we head into the harvest season, scenic hikes and country drives might be at the top of your list to take in the views. Treat yourself to something extra special through two journeys offered by the Vermont Rail System: Cocktails on the Rails and the Dinner Train.
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How about it folks: Aren’t these some of the best Vermont fall foliage train rides? Do you know someone who would love to take this trip?
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Here is a list of six chairlifts in Vermont to glide through the vibrant fall foliage.
- Mount Snow (39 Mount Snow Road, West Dover, VT): Take the Bluebird Express to heaven on this exciting scenic attraction in Vermont. From the summit of Mount Snow, the comfortable bubble chairlift carries us on unlimited rides, with the purchase of a ticket, through the beautiful surrounding views including the Somerset Reservoir, Mount Monadnock, and Mount Washington. Also, find out about the annual Oktoberfest on the Mount Snow website.
- Okemo Mountain Resort (77 Okemo Ridge Rd, Ludlow, VT): The scenic ride on the Sunburst Six chairlift offers a different perspective of the Vermont landscape. Timber Ripper Mountain Coaster is also available for fun through Oct. 9. The first five minutes of the ride is a 1,600-foot climb, giving enough time to anticipate the fun. Then it plunges 375 vertical feet along 3,100 feet of track, following the curves of the mountain at speeds up to 25 mph with camel backs, waves, banking loops, and even a twister section.
- Stowe Mountain Resort (7416 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT): Soar to the top of Vermont on the Gondola Skyride. From the top of the state's highest mountain, Mt. Mansfield, we can enjoy a scrumptious meal at Cliff House restaurant, visit the Summit Retail Gift Shop and enjoy something sweet at The Waffle.