Did you know that if you live in Vermont or anywhere above the 40th parallel in the United States, you have a good chance of seeing the Northern Lights in 2024? Thanks to an increase in geometric storms caused by electrons from space that reach the Earth’s upper atmosphere, the Northern Lights can be seen in different parts throughout the country. Read on to learn where you can see the Northern Lights in Vermont this year.

The 40th parallel serves as the border marker between Kansas and Nebraska. In 2024, Vermont and other states above the 40th parallel have a chance to see the Northern Lights.
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2024 marks the height of an 11-year period resulting in high solar activity. During this time, the south and north poles will switch positions and the activity within the auroral oval is heightened. This is why we're able to enjoy stunning colors dancing through the night sky.
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Mallett's Bay in Colchester is one of the top locations to view the 2024 Northern Lights in Vermont. Colchester Point and Delta Park are other prime vantage points for viewing this memorable experience too.
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Check out this video captured at Mallett's Bay:

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Remote parts of Northern Vermont should also be able to see stunning light shows.
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This quaint cabin overlooking Mallett Bay is one of the many Airbnb options available when looking for a place to relax and unwind after staying up to see the Northern Lights in Vermont.
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And, if you plan to be around Stowe, head to one of the nearby ski resorts for some of the best vantage points.
Flickr/Erik Jaeger

Now that you know where to see the Northern Lights in Vermont this year, what are you waiting for? To get started on planning a trip to experience this stunning phenomenon, we suggest checking out Airbnb to book a place to stay.

If you’re curious to learn more about the sky, I also think you’ll enjoy this article about Stellafone Observatory in Springfield.

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