Vermont offers so much through all the seasons. Springtime in Vermont can be deceptive. Maple sugar season is the signal that winter is waning, even though the snow is still deep. Later Vermont's famed "mud season" passes quickly and the Green Mountains turn green. May and early June are ideal times for a romantic or adventure getaway before the busy summer season. Lodgings and attractions are less crowded.

The timeless summers of childhood are alive and well in Vermont. From swimming holes and ice cream parlors, to outdoor concerts and mountain hikes, the long days of summertime are a perfect frame to Vermont's relaxed pace of life. You won't find slickly packaged recreation here. Our brand of fun is natural, real and pure. Which is why families feel free to spend a few days or a few weeks tucked away in our hills.

In the fall, the combination of crisp autumn air, white clapboarded villages, and glorious color makes the little state a must-see destination for visitors from all over the world.

Winter brings an early coating of snow and it just kept coming. Combine lots of snow with cold temperatures and you get some of the best skiing, nordic and alpine, we've had in a while. Why not come up and join us to ski, snowshoe, a sleigh ride - and so much more? Vermont all year - the perfect destination for either relaxation or action.