It’s been said that big things come in small packages, so naturally, our little state has a few HUGE things of our own. That’s right, these are the largest attractions in Vermont, and as a matter of fact, they’re the largest in the world! Do you know any other things we have that are bigger – and better – than anywhere else? Here are seven of the world’s largest things in Vermont.

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World's Largest Attractions In Vermont

What are some of the best roadside attractions or weird places in Vermont?

Vermont is filled with some fascinating (as well as strange) places and some must be seen to be believed.

  • Head to Burlington to see a monument dedicated to a lake monster by the name of Champ.
  • The Bread and Puppet Museum in Glover has larger-than-life, handmade puppets that are also used in performances.
  • In Waterbury, you can visit Ben & Jerry’s to see the Ice Cream Graveyard which memorializes discontinued ice cream flavors from over the years.

You can find additional roadside attractions in this post.

What are some of the most unique things to do in Vermont?

Vermont is a unique state and with that comes unique things to do. Suggestions include:

  • Tour the Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory in Waterbury.
  • Walk or drive across the Sunset Lake Floating Bridge in Brookfield.
  • Head to Williamstown and marvel at the artwork spiders spin at Knight’s Spider Web Farm & Cabinet Store.

 

Are there any other attractions from Vermont that are in the Guinness Book of World Records?

The state of Vermont holds a handful of accolades in the Guinness Book of World Records. Did you know Vermont also holds the record for:

  • The world’s largest Cadillac Parade
  • Largest Snow Softball Tournament
  • Longest Marathon Playing Dodgeball