The Covered Bridge Museum is located at the Bennington Center for the Arts. Here you can take a virtual trip and see all such bridges in Vermont
Detailed interactive map Vermont Covered Bridge Museum, Bennington
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Most of the territory of Vermont is covered by mountains, hills and valleys. There are many lakes and ponds. High tourist season is in summer, fall |
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However Derby Line in Vermont is a village, it is well-known and loved by tourists owing to its Haskell Free Library and Opera House building. |
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Autumn is the best time to visit West Berlin. Annually, in the end of October, the Great Green Mtn Pumpkin Show takes place here at Farm Market. |
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Williamstown has become famous owing to its citizen Will Knight, who runs a unique Spider Web Farm – the most popular tourist attraction of the town. |
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Have you ever seen a nice pink-spotted moose? The annual Moosefest in Bennington is your chance to see and even purchase some unusual sculptures |
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The British School of Falconry offers its students to take up one of the oldest sports in the world. They teach how to handle birds and hunt with them |
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The Orvis Manchester Fly Fishing School in Vermont is open for everyone, who wishes to learn to fish. The school is located near the Battenkill River. |
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The Vermont Granite Museum of Barre is a place for those, who love history and politics. Exhibitions are dedicated to granite mining and trade |
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If you are fond of religious music, you certainly should visit the Weston Priory community of Benedictine monks, who are known for their songs. |
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Stowe Craft & Design is a gallery of contemporary art, including wood carvings, furniture, jewelry and much more. Most of items are available to buy |
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