If you are lucky enough to play this course, find the back tee boxes on No. 14 and No. 17 for enhanced views of the foliage. So, in short, don't overlook Vermont if you're in need of a fall getaway.

Nestled at the base of Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s highest summit, Stowe is known as a leaf peeping utopia and tops best-of lists for foliage year after year. So mission accomplished, obviously.

While locations in New England, such as Vermont, are well known for being the best places to view the fall foliage, brilliant colors can be viewed right in our area as well. From the Catskills to ...

The following real estate transactions were recorded with the Vermont Department of Taxes in September and October, 2024.

Researchers found the eclipse generated $34.8M in visitor spending, a welcome boost during the slowest month for tourism, but ...

What can leaf peepers expect this fall foliage season, and how might climate ... William Keeton, a professor of forestry at the University of Vermont, said leaves tend to peak earlier in the ...

“As someone who loves fall foliage in Vermont and New England, part of the joy is the exploration,” said Lisa Chase, an extension professor at the University of Vermont, “finding a new spot ...

named the best ski resort in Vermont by Boston.com readers earlier this year, posted photos on social media of snowy trails amid foliage, writing, “Well today was certainly a treat, no tricks ...

LUPTON, MI – Fall colors are quickly developing at this rustic Up North state park. This weekend will be a great time to visit Rifle River State Recreation Area for a leaf peeping adventure ...

But just to put things in perspective, that's less than 10% of visitor spending during Vermont's fall foliage season. "It's great to see the economic boost businesses across Vermont saw as a ...

From spring flowers to the earliest hint of fall foliage, this period bustles with festivals and events. The temperature range is wide: Average highs for the month of May are in the high 60s ...

A new report issued Tuesday by third-party consultants says that as of last year, Vermont was spending $400 million to $460 million more on its schools than what it calls “adequate expenditure.” ...