After five months of winter weather, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as a Vermont swimming hole on a hot summer day.

While it would be impossible to describe all of Vermont, or any state, for that matter, in just one word or phrase, there is ...

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Look no further than beautiful New England for your next getaway! In addition to an abundance of historical sites, there’s no ...

NEWFANE, Vt. (WCAX) - A historical Vermont covered bridge was badly damaged by a box truck on Wednesday. State police say around 8:15 a.m., a truck driver hit the Williamsville Covered Bridge in ...

Gold Brook Covered Bridge (Vermont, 1844) Image Credit: Corey Balazowich | Flickr. Also called “Emily’s Bridge,” this haunted landmark in Stowe, Vermont, has stood since 1844. Locals share ghost ...

You're never too old to go on a roadtrip with your buds to a haunted location. In this case, you better gear up friends. Not too far from here, in a popular town called Stowe, Vermont lies an old ...

Location: Stowe, Vermont Price per night: $318/night Beds + baths: 1 bed, 1 bath Tucked beside Stowe’s Cady Hill Forest, this timber-frame straw bale home is a stunning mix of sustainable design ...

Stroll through the Brookdale Covered Bridge, over footbridges, and to a stone gazebo. Stop to admire and snap photos, one of my favorite parts of hiking in Vermont, of the snow-capped mountains in the ...

Gatenby joined the Vermont Covered Bridge Society, which has connected him with Okemo Valley TV, which taught him how to properly edit his videos. Since starting his film project, he has filmed 15 ...

Nestled in the heart of Vermont’s stunning landscape, Gold Brook Bridge, also known as Emily’s Bridge, stands as a testament to both architectural charm and supernatural intrigue. This isn’t your ...

The bridge, also known as the Great Eddy Covered Bridge, is a wooden bridge that crosses the Mad River at Bridge Street and was built in 1833, one of Vermont’s oldest covered bridges.