There's No Better Place To Spend Your Summer Than These 6 Hidden Vermont Spots

While there’s so much to do and see in Vermont any time of the year, summer is one of the best seasons for hiking, swimming, road-tripping, and exploring the Green Mountain State. To help you figure out what and where to visit when you travel around Vermont from June through September, read on to learn about some hidden gems that are perfect for a day of play in the summer!

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You'll get to enjoy serene views while boating or swimming on this peaceful lake. And, best of all, it's not very crowded during the summer.

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This short loop trail celebrates poems by Robert Frost. Along with stopping to read placards with some of the poet's work on your hike, the trail is perfect for hikers of all levels.

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If you're in the mood for a summer adventure, be prepared to be impressed when you hike to this suspension bridge over the Lamoille River on the Long Trail.

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From hiking to swimming, there's something for everyone in your family to enjoy when you visit Elmore State Park.

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In addition to hiking and fishing, there's a small beach in the park that's perfect for a summer day outing.

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If you're into history, spend the day exploring this Revolutionary War fortress on Lake Champlain. Visit here for more information.

Don’t forget to pack some sunblock and bring your camera when you explore the destinations on this list. And, after you’ve checked these lesser-known spots off your summer to-do list, how about visiting some of Vermont’s stunning waterfalls while it’s warm outside? Check out The Ultimate Vermont Waterfall Road Trip Is Right Here – And You’ll Want To Do It to get ideas of where you’d like to head next.