Forum: Vermont

buttermilk falls is just outside Ludlow vermont. from center of ludlow take 103 north, buttermilk falls road will be your first right after passing rt 100N.

Just got this in an mail, thought id post it here for you Vermonters and those close by as it looks interesting. http://www.adkpi.org/

somerset reservoir is one of my favorite places to go anytime of year. easiest way there is from rt 9 heading west out of willmington VT. you will see somerset rd on your right about 5 miles from town. just about a mile down somerset rd you will get to searsburg reservoir... once you...

for $10 you can take the chairlift to the top and enjoy the views, like this one of somerset reservoir. more info - http://www.mountsnow.com/summer.html

this is a nice little hike with my favorite kind of ending...a great veiw. from the center of wilmington take rt 9E for aprox 2 miles, you will see hatstack rd on your right (it has a big sign that says "chimney hill" ), take that and follow for aprox 1 mile , just before it turns to dirt...

An EXCELLENT place for some deep woods waterfall opps Texas Falls located in Rochester, VT. I found this place last summer and hope to return in the fall. It is an easy walk for anyone of any age and ability as the parking lot is a matter of feet from the observation deck. There are trails/stairs...

this is a nice place the staff is polite an well informed the displays are photo friendly an self guided so you can spend as much time as you like at each one or circle back later they do take some of the birds out for demonstrations there is a nature trail there is no snack bar but the...

The National Railroad Historical Society maintains a list of the remaining roundhouses ( roundhouse ) in the US at this url. It is organized by state with the address, condition, etc. http://www.nrhs.com/historic_structures/roundhouses/rh_data.htm

This is a big list of Round Barns in Vermont organized by county, with directions to each. http://www.dalejtravis.com/rblist/rbvt.htm

Here is a link to a list of over 100 covered bridges in Vermont, organized by county and town. http://www.virtualvermont.com/coveredbridge/

I came across this site that is the mother load of train watching spots, which translates into train photo spots for us. Given that there is so much here... over 2400 sites listed on these... please use this thread to post any sites you've checked out... try to give more details and some sample...