Visit Vermont

Vermont's state capital, Montpelier, is the smallest in the U.S. with no McDonald's restaurants.

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Quechee Balloon Festival

Kathleen Hall

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Drove to Burlington, VT in snow storm for our first honeymoon trip. Partied it up Magic Hat style. Flying is highly recommended unless you are 5 or less hours away.

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Vermont, a northeastern U.S. state, features rolling Green Mountains, extensive forests covering over 75% of its 9,614 square miles, and a landscape shaped by glaciation with numerous lakes and rivers. Its climate includes cold, snowy winters averaging 30-40 inches of annual precipitation in the north and milder summers, supporting agriculture like dairy farming and maple syrup production, which yields about 50% of the U.S. supply. Bordered by New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Canada, it has a population of around 650,000, with major cities Burlington and Montpelier, and is known for small-town architecture, outdoor recreation such as hiking and skiing, and a progressive political history including early adoption of civil unions.

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