Spring

Spring Field in Vermont

Spring Rising

The melting snow, the longer days of sunshine, the shedding of layers, the budding of flowers and trees, and of course, the sound of sap dripping into countless buckets hanging on trees...this is our spring time. Late April through early June is ideal for a getaway to Vermont - it really does provide the best of both worlds.
Features
Come and Mountain Bike Vermont

Back Country Biking
Forget Moab and Slick Rock: Vermont rocks when it comes to the hard tail, soft tail, off-trail fun of mountain biking.
Read more

Enjoy Vermonts Fresh Food

Flavors of the Country
Our farmers and crafts people get together at town centers around Vermont at local farmers' markets.
Read more

To Do's
Take a Tour on Open Studio WeekendOpen Studio Weekend
Begins Memorial Day Weekend - Statewide
Take a behind-the-scenes look into the working studios of more than 200 crafts people. Maps and prominent signs point the way. For more information go to www.VermontCrafts.com.
Maple Festival SignVermont Maple Festival
St. Albans

The 44th Annual event features a parade, youth talent show, crafts, pancake breakfast & plenty of maple syrup. It's free fun for the whole family. Check out the www.VtMapleFestival.org.

Click to see other Vermont Videos

Follow Us
Facebook Twitter YouTube Vermont Flickr
eNewsletter
Envelope Icon Our free e-newsletter is the perfect way to keep in touch with what's going on in beautiful Vermont.
Free Vacation Packet
Travel Case Icon Get the most out of your vacation - request your free travel guide or view it online today.
More Spring Links
Farmers Markets
Vermont Maple Association
Maple Facts
•  It takes about 40 gallons of sap to make a gallon of syrup.
•  Vermont maple syrup is, by law, 100% pure. Meaning - you're getting absolutely, positively nothing but syrup.
•  Vermont syrup comes in four grades. Fancy, Grade A Medium Amber, Grade A Dark Amber and Grade B.
•  Vermont produces more than a third of the nation's annual crop of syrup.
To learn more about sugaring, visit the Vermont Maple Web site maintained by the Vermont Sugarmakers Association. Or, to plan a visit to Vermont during Sugaring Season, click here.