If you’re like me, do you enjoy traveling solo and immersing yourself in a new destination?  When I set off on a new adventure, one of the first things I research is how safe the place I’m planning to go to as a woman traveling alone.  Since security is something to think about for solo women, I think you’ll be happy to learn that Vermont has recently been named the safest state for females who love exploring on their own. This is due to reports of feeling safe and reports of low violence against women. Continue to learn why Vermont is the place to be if you’re a female traveling by yourself.

Vermont's stunning foliage is one of the many reasons solo female travelers flock to the Green Mountain State on their own for a change of scenery.
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There are hundreds of hiking trails scattered throughout Vermont. For women traveling alone, there are numerous options to hit a hike that's both peaceful and populated with other outdoor enthusiasts.
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Aside from safety, part of the appeal for single women traveling in Vermont is the myriad of outdoor activities. This includes kayaking in the summer, apple picking in the fall, and skiing in the winter.
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The Green Mountain State is also ideal for solo women travelers seeking a change of scenery.
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While Vermont takes the lead for the safest state in the country for solo female travelers, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Maryland ranked high for safety too.
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Aside from the year-round outdoor activities, solo women travelers find Vermont appealing to explore while house or pet sitting too.
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If you’d like to learn more about what life is like in the Green Mountain State, I suggest looking at this piece about growing up in Vermont too. For ideas of where to stay when you travel solo, feel free to also reference Vrbo for vacation rentals throughout Vermont.

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