Spring break in Vermont promises to be anything but conventional. From its outdoor activities to the decadent foodie culture, this diverse state has something truly special to explore during your getaway.
Spring Break in Vermont: Top Accommodations
Top 5 Cities to Visit for Spring Break in Vermont
What to do in Vermont in spring? Just ask the hikers, the fishing enthusiasts, the foodies, the cyclists looking for a scenic ride, the history fans or simply check out our list of the 5 best sights, smells and sounds for spring break in Vermont.
1. Montpelier
The capital city of Vermont boasts a rich cultural life and a vibrant culinary scene, thanks to New England Culinary Institute. It's surrounded by beautiful landscapes as well, so pack your gourmet sandwiches and go on a hike on the many easy trails around.
2. Burlington
Lake Champlain, on whose shores the city of Burlington is located, is the main attraction of the area. Get a bike and explore Burlington Greenway, 8 miles of trails along the lake or stunning greenery. Spend the afternoon exploring the 100+ boutiques, stores or eateries of the Church Street Marketplace in the heart of Burlington.
3. Rutland
Loved in the wintertime by ski aficionados, this town is surrounded by emerald hills, which beg for spring breakers to hike them! Mountain bikers can explore the 16 miles of exciting trails the Pine Hill Park is known for. The town itself lures spring breakers with a well-preserved historical center and both fine dining and craft beer options.
4. Bennington
This city blossoms in many ways during spring, as the lush vegetation covers Mount Anthony. Take a walk through the past by visiting the many covered historical bridges or pedal along a mountain bike trail. In the city, the Bennington Museum displays a generous collection of works by Vermont artists.
5. Newport
Your spring break in Vermont would not be complete without visiting this town, situated on the majestic Lake Memphremagog. Board the Northern Star, a chic steamer boat, or your own kayak to discover more. The surrounding sky slopes are inviting in spring as well. Climb them to admire the foliage from above.
Best Places to Stay for Spring Break in Vermont
Frequently Asked Questions
Spring Break in Vermont: How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Vermont?
On average, you can get an incredible rental from $329 and get discounts up to 64%!
Can I find a vacation home for a group for Spring Break in Vermont?
The size of a House rental is 221 m² and may fit 9 people on average which is great for large groups.
What kinds of vacation rentals can I find for Spring Break in Vermont?
We would suggest choosing from our selection of House rental and Apartment rental for Spring Break in Vermont.
The Weather in Vermont
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