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Vacation Rentals VermontVermont, Lake Champlain Valley, St AlbansCalendar updated: 29 Nov 2010
Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Sleeps: 8
On shore of Lake Champlain with panoramic view of the lake encompassing the Adirondack Mts. of NY state.
Private beach outside the house.
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$80 night
 Vermont, Lake Champlain Valley, BurlingtonCalendar updated: 30 Nov 2010
Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Sleeps: 8
A holiday with a difference. Visit Toronto / Niagara Falls and / or the Four Seasons Cottage Area on Georgian Bay. British Ex pats invite...
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$535 - $770 week
$90 - $130 night
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Vermont
Visit Vermont Anytime and Have a Grand Time
Experiencing four seasons every year, you can be sure that adventures and trips to Vermont can be varied. Known for providing the spectacular view of the mountains, holidays can be as relaxing or as thrilling as you want it to be. Whether you want the charming feel of Manchester or the urban atmosphere of Burlington, Vermont surely won't disappoint you.
So when it comes to being closer with Mother Nature, surely going to Vermont is a great option. You can go rock climbing or ice climbing. You also have a choice between snowmobiling and downhill skiing. In summer, you will also enjoy playing golf, hiking, biking and water sports.
Holiday Accommodation in Vermont
Since Vermont has the best view of the mountains, taking holiday rentals such as holiday villas and holiday cottages would be the best way to enjoy the scenery. Of course, there are hotels that offer a breathtaking view of the mountains as well. Depending on the holiday that you want and the activities you plan to do, you should choose the holiday rentals that best suit your needs.
Skiing and Snowboarding in Vermont
Vermont is quite popular for skiing especially with the number of ski areas all throughout the state. And cross country skiing is a favorite. The great thing about it is Vermont offers everything for everyone there. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced skier, there are Nordic and Cross Country ski areas just for you. So whether you are an expert or just thinking of learning going to Vermont to ski is truly a great idea. Your choices of ski areas run from Pico Mountain, Killington Mountain, Stowe Mountain, Bolton Valley and Mount Snow among others.
Vermont is also so popular in terms of snowboarding especially that many snowboarding gold medalists are from the state. Some of these personalities are Danny Kass, Shaun White, Ross Powers, Hannah Teter, Kelly Clark and Lindsey Jacobellis. Many them even spend a lot of time is Vermont so you may even get a chance to go elbow to elbow with them too.
Mountain Biking in Vermont
With the beautiful mountains of Vermont, mountain biking is a great activity during the warmer months. Not only do you get the exercise, you are also able to get a great view of the scenery up close. In fact, you can even get guided trips so you will know your way around. You can arrange for planned biking trail trips with the help of the locals and the establishments there. There are also easier and flatter paths and trails for those who just want to explore Vermont more leisurely. Again, this allows you to get nearer to nature and to breathe the fresh air of Vermont.
Sports and Recreation
For sports and leisure, Vermont has so many options to offer too. There are just many activities to do every season from golfing in summer to snowmobiling in winter. Aside from biking, swimming and hiking are also two of the favorite activities in Vermont. You also have access to fishing and exploring the wildlife.
Learning the Vermont History, Arts and Literature
To have a little trip to history, you can also explore the museums and landmarks in Vermont. There are numerous historical sites, national landmarks and archeological sites. You can start at the Vermont History Museum. There the history of Vermont from the 1600 to the present is represented in the 5,000 square feet museum in the Pavilion building in Montpelier. There's a full-sized Abenaki wigwam and a recreation of the Catamount Tavern. There's even a railroad station complete with a working telegraph. There's also a World War II living room even furnished with period magazines and music as well.
If you are into literature, a different type of history is seen at the Robert Frost Stone House Museum. The house museum itself represents a rare architecture made of native timber and stone. The museum features the works are life of mainly Robert Frost. Nevertheless, as a literary fan, you would appreciate the chance to explore the museum because it gives you an opportunity to view his life as if you really have met him.
For more history lessons, you can also visit the Mount Independence State Historic Site. It features the 1776 site where 12,000 soldiers built a massive fort in order to defend the land from the British attack.
To get a bit of art history, you can also visit the Cornish Colony Museum. Operated by a non-profit organization, the museum displays the works and teachings of the creative people who have been part of the Cornish Art Colony. The museum puts up exhibits every year to feature not just Cornish Art but modern artists as well.
So not only will you enjoy active adventures, you can also take a trip back to history when you go to Vermont. Your trip can be a heart pumping adventure to an educational one as well.
Experiencing four seasons every year, you can be sure that adventures and trips to Vermont can be varied. Known for providing the spectacular view of the mountains, holidays can be as relaxing or as thrilling as you want it to be. Whether you want the charming feel of Manchester or the urban atmosphere of Burlington, Vermont surely won't disappoint you.
So when it comes to being closer with Mother Nature, surely going to Vermont is a great option. You can go rock climbing or ice climbing. You also have a choice between snowmobiling and downhill skiing. In summer, you will also enjoy playing golf, hiking, biking and water sports.
Holiday Accommodation in Vermont
Since Vermont has the best view of the mountains, taking holiday rentals such as holiday villas and holiday cottages would be the best way to enjoy the scenery. Of course, there are hotels that offer a breathtaking view of the mountains as well. Depending on the holiday that you want and the activities you plan to do, you should choose the holiday rentals that best suit your needs.
Skiing and Snowboarding in Vermont
Vermont is quite popular for skiing especially with the number of ski areas all throughout the state. And cross country skiing is a favorite. The great thing about it is Vermont offers everything for everyone there. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced skier, there are Nordic and Cross Country ski areas just for you. So whether you are an expert or just thinking of learning going to Vermont to ski is truly a great idea. Your choices of ski areas run from Pico Mountain, Killington Mountain, Stowe Mountain, Bolton Valley and Mount Snow among others.
Vermont is also so popular in terms of snowboarding especially that many snowboarding gold medalists are from the state. Some of these personalities are Danny Kass, Shaun White, Ross Powers, Hannah Teter, Kelly Clark and Lindsey Jacobellis. Many them even spend a lot of time is Vermont so you may even get a chance to go elbow to elbow with them too.
Mountain Biking in Vermont
With the beautiful mountains of Vermont, mountain biking is a great activity during the warmer months. Not only do you get the exercise, you are also able to get a great view of the scenery up close. In fact, you can even get guided trips so you will know your way around. You can arrange for planned biking trail trips with the help of the locals and the establishments there. There are also easier and flatter paths and trails for those who just want to explore Vermont more leisurely. Again, this allows you to get nearer to nature and to breathe the fresh air of Vermont.
Sports and Recreation
For sports and leisure, Vermont has so many options to offer too. There are just many activities to do every season from golfing in summer to snowmobiling in winter. Aside from biking, swimming and hiking are also two of the favorite activities in Vermont. You also have access to fishing and exploring the wildlife.
Learning the Vermont History, Arts and Literature
To have a little trip to history, you can also explore the museums and landmarks in Vermont. There are numerous historical sites, national landmarks and archeological sites. You can start at the Vermont History Museum. There the history of Vermont from the 1600 to the present is represented in the 5,000 square feet museum in the Pavilion building in Montpelier. There's a full-sized Abenaki wigwam and a recreation of the Catamount Tavern. There's even a railroad station complete with a working telegraph. There's also a World War II living room even furnished with period magazines and music as well.
If you are into literature, a different type of history is seen at the Robert Frost Stone House Museum. The house museum itself represents a rare architecture made of native timber and stone. The museum features the works are life of mainly Robert Frost. Nevertheless, as a literary fan, you would appreciate the chance to explore the museum because it gives you an opportunity to view his life as if you really have met him.
For more history lessons, you can also visit the Mount Independence State Historic Site. It features the 1776 site where 12,000 soldiers built a massive fort in order to defend the land from the British attack.
To get a bit of art history, you can also visit the Cornish Colony Museum. Operated by a non-profit organization, the museum displays the works and teachings of the creative people who have been part of the Cornish Art Colony. The museum puts up exhibits every year to feature not just Cornish Art but modern artists as well.
So not only will you enjoy active adventures, you can also take a trip back to history when you go to Vermont. Your trip can be a heart pumping adventure to an educational one as well.
Places of interest in Vermont
Cabot Creamery
Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium
Bread and Puppet Theater
Vermont Marble Museum
Hildene
Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial
Vermont Teddy Bear Company
Harpoon Brewery
American Precision Museum
Shelburne Museum
Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium
Bread and Puppet Theater
Vermont Marble Museum
Hildene
Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial
Vermont Teddy Bear Company
Harpoon Brewery
American Precision Museum
Shelburne Museum
