Best Fall Drives in Vermont
Driving through Vermont at any time is beautiful but without a doubt during the fall foliage, Vermont is absolutely stunning. Vermont sees visitors from around the world just so that they can bask in the vibrant, scenic colors of the trees. The foliage typically beings to change in mid-September and areas of color remain through mid-October. Vermont offers some of the best drives in the country and during peak fall season those drives prove to be even more beautiful. If you plan to visit Vermont soon or are lucky enough to live in Vermont, check out these best fall drives in Vermont and take time this fall season to get out and enjoy the bright picturesque colors of the changing trees.
The Scenic Route 100 Byway is one of the most scenic routes in the state and it is also the longest. Located in south-central Vermont, the route runs along the eastern edge of the Green Mountains.
Along the way, there are great places to hike, bike, golf and dine. Make this route into a weekend getaway and explore the history and culture of the area.
On the eastern side of the state, the Connecticut River Byway is Vermont’s only designated National byway. There is plenty of historic sites, architecture, and museums along the way.
The Molly Stark Byway is Vermont’s southern-most byway and it winds through lowland valleys, historic villages, busy downtowns and the Green Mountain National Forest.
The Shires of Vermont Byway is the beautiful region between the Taconic and the Green Mountains, which has two shire towns or referred to as country seats. The Shires has been a popular four-season destination for those seeking the authentic Vermont Experience.
Lake Champlain Byway follows the northern length of Lake Champlain which offers spectacular scenery, historic towns and cities, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Lake Champlain is the sixth largest lake in the U.S, and it offers swimming, boating, fishing, ice sports and valley trails.
Oktoberfest 2016 Burlington, VT
Take advantage of the beautiful and peaceful scenery of Vermont in fall and take some fall drives this season. Let us know in the comments below what your favorite fall activities in Vermont are.