These 17 Towns In Vermont Have The Most Breathtaking Scenery In The State
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Kristin Grimes
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Vermont has some of the most stunning scenery you’ll ever encounter, and we have compiled a list of towns where the views are simply amazing. Here, it seems that all you need to do to admire the natural beauty is to simply take a breath and look around. After all, each of the 251 towns has something amazing to offer. It’s up to us to stop and look around once in a while. Here are 17 places in Vermont where the scenery is just breathtaking.
A marvelous view north from Mt. Grant. The main ridge has Mt. Abraham & Mt. Ellen. Beyond is Camel's Hump and finally Mt. Mansfield in the far distance. These are 4 of the 5 mountains in Vermont over 4000 feet.
Gazing at this vista can change your opinions on dandelions.
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The view from Prospect Rock will be well worth the tired legs.
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Gazing out from a kayak anywhere on Lake Champlain is beautiful, but Bell Island is particularly outstanding.
Soak in the southern view from the Elmore fire tower of the Worcester Range, with Camel's Hump in the distance.
When you find a a road named "Sunset View," you simply have to go take a look.
You know, they say there's a monster in there...
The striking red home against the blue sky and white snow makes it look like a winter castle.
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Views from high above, or from the side of the road, never disappoint when exploring Wilmington.
You'll find some of the most spectacular sunsets here.
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A view from Peacham, Vermont on a cloudy day.
A stunning evening view across the Connecticut River from Brattleboro during peak foliage.
The Creamery Covered Bridge in Brattleboro is vibrant in reds.
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A cold view of the round church in Richmond.
Check out this breathtaking view of the mountain range from South Burlington.
Now this is what we call a room with a view!
Purple afternoon views of the Worcester Range.
On the top of Mt. Mansfield, around 4,393 feet above sea level, you'll find some of the most stunning views in Vermont. Climb up or take the Toll Road (in season) to check out these sights.
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This view of the Taftsville Bridge never gets old.
There are so many places in Burlington to enjoy the magnificent views of Lake Champlain.
Which of these towns do you want to check out? Let us know other towns you think have spectacular scenery!
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