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Vermont is the sixth smallest area of the United States, in the New England region and it is one of the less populated state of the Nation. Vermont has been the first state to adopt the Constitution and is famous because of its respect for democracy and social rights.
Its name probably comes from the way in which old french farmers used to call that land “Vert Monts” during colonization, probably because of the colours of the landscape. Actually the biggest mountain range of Vermont is called “Green Mountain” too.
Here is just a list of suggestions that you could take in consideration about some places to go in Vermont.
Vermont is not only one of the best North American skiing areas with its 901 kilometres of runs.
There are lots of nice places to see in Vermont. Did you know that it is the state with the greatest number of unique covered bridges? There are about 100 of them. You definitely have to drive across them and experience these unusual paths. You only need to rent a car: read all of the US Xplore rental option and start enjoying your best on-the-road tour.
All the cities are different from what you can image: not big, not so crowded but the right place where to spend a great time through a rural and essential urbanization. The major ones are Montpelier, the capital city with only 8.000 citizens, Burlington, Bennington, Woodstock and Middlebury.
Cities and towns are the best Vermont vacation spots, with unusual things to see.
Speaking of anything unusual, have you ever heard about a dog chapel? A real house of prayer, about two hours far from Burlington, that looks like the traditional New England churches. It is the temple to honor and remember our four-legged friends and it came from the will of the two dog lovers, Stephen and Gwen Huneck. They bought the property in 1995 and over the years the place has become a paradise for puppies, free to run and play, and the site to celebrate their memory. It looks like a real church with pews and stained glass. Don’t miss it in your trip to Vermont.
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