September 25th, 2020 by loganmarketingblog
For us, fall is all about scenic drives in Vermont and beholding the state’s beautiful natural color. The best way to take in as much of those fiery reds, blazing oranges, and flashing golds as possible is with a scenic drive. Or lots of scenic drives. And what better place to launch those scenic drives … read full article
September 24th, 2020 by loganmarketingblog
There’s no shortage of awe-inspiring things to do in Vermont at this time of year. Fall and Vermont go together like corn mazes and apple cider, or pumpkin and spice, or leaves and peepers, or … well, you get the idea. The two come together to create a dazzling explosion of natural color that draws … read full article
June 23rd, 2020 by Emily Wachsman
We’re still patiently awaiting the reopening of our Vermont Bed and Breakfast on July 1. You can read more about what we will be doing to keep your visit as safe and healthy as possible here. It’s been many months that we’ve been closed to our guests, and we can’t wait to start welcoming you … read full article
October 8th, 2019 by Peter MacLaren
Vermont fall foliage captures imaginations every season as romantic comedies depict couples strolling down streets, hand in hand. Quaint little towns dotted with carved pumpkins, serving fresh apple cider, and hosting harvest festivals are the epitome of fall romance and seasonal fun. Vermont fall has a special sort of magic, one that is connected to … read full article
August 2nd, 2019 by Peter MacLaren
Vermont is a place that awakens your soul. It invites you to dive headfirst into a culture of sugar making, flannel-wearing, local love and support. Where does all that deep Vermont love come from? Well, Vermont only has 600,000 residents and an average town size of about 2,000 people. If we don’t shout about the … read full article
April 8th, 2019 by Peter MacLaren
With the changing seasons in Vermont, it can often feel like an entirely different state. The views transform from icy, greyscale paintings to explosions of warm color to rich, lush green forests. The seasons are as unique in sights as they are in activities, with skiing, apple picking, hiking, shopping, sugaring, camping, all trading off with … read full article
October 1st, 2018 by Peter MacLaren
Welcome to Fall in Vermont! Home of legendary landscapes and timeless traditions, don’t waste any time getting yourselves here to witness the transformation. Plus, with the holiday season approaching it’s never too early to start picking up goodies for your friends and family. All the local Farmers Markets are open for just a little bit … read full article
September 13th, 2017 by Peter MacLaren
Around this time of year, one has two choices: mourning the passing of summer or celebrating the arrival of fall. When you live in an area as renowned for leaf-peeping as Vermont’s Mad River Valley, the choice is simple. Come celebrate the arrival of autumn with us on a Vermont Fall Foliage Getaway! There is … read full article
September 25th, 2015 by Peter MacLaren
Spring has sprung and summer is a goner but that just means it’s time for Vermont fall foliage and harvest festivals! Our Mad River Valley lodging specials for fall help take advantage of one of the best times of the year to visit Vermont! If you’re a fan of fall foliage, now – mid September … read full article
September 15th, 2014 by Peter MacLaren
If there’s one thing that makes the passing of a fun summer acceptable, its the colors of autumn and here in Central Vermont, things get especially beautiful – there’s just nothing like Vermont fall foliage. Of course, we’re betting you know this – if you didn’t, vacancies at our Mad River Valley inn wouldn’t continue … read full article
September 27th, 2013 by Peter MacLaren
Visitors who have booked a Vermont fall foliage vacation with us will be happy to hear that recent warm and sunny days, followed by cool evening temperatures, have caused the colors we all love to start appearing among the treetops! Those photogenic oranges and yellows, as you likely know, are caused by the early fall … read full article
August 5th, 2012 by srsm
Today on our Sap-bucket list we highlight the Stetson Hollow Trail and Falls. A perfect activity for a hot summer day in the Mad River Valley, the tree shaded Stetson Hollow trail follows along the Stetson Brook and is an easy 1.2 mile hike. Take your camera – there is some gorgeous scenery on this … read full article