New England road trips are synonymous with fall colors. And while there’s no arguing that this part of the world is outrageously vibrant for a few weeks each autumn, the rest of the year it shines, too. After all, one of these New England states is nicknamed the Green Mountain State. In Vermont, the deep emerald hues of spring and summer mean it’s equally colorful but less crowded and not as expensive as peak leaf peeping season. The Green Mountain State is petit and rural. It ranks as the seventh smallest state and second least populated after Wyoming. If you love peaceful road trips with waterfalls, maple syrup, covered bridges, old churches and charming towns, Vermont’s scenic byways provide the experience.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://rvshare.com/blog/scenic-byways-vermont/