Vermont Fall & Winter Fun
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
★ A mild to wild guide to the Green Mountain State ★
Vermont's charm is revealed anew with each season. This latest December 2012 update builds on a robust collection of fun things to do outdoors. Itineraries take you to the most gorgeous regions when the landscape is blanketed with snow, foliage, summertime green -- even in those gnarly 'tween seasons, you'll find great beauty here.
You'll get comprehensive lists of recommended winter events, and a host of winter 2013 listings to inspire you when the temperature takes a dive: skiing, skating, dogsledding, snowshoeing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, Christmas tree farms, maple sugaring, and more.
This app is your perfect traveling companion in any season, with seven tailor-made road trips covering every corner of the state. Each itinerary showcases a particular region: the peaks, hiking and skiing trails, and bikepaths of the northern Green Mountains; the lakeside orchards, farm stands, and pumpkin patches of the Champlain Valley; or the historical sites, white steeples, and village greens of central and southern Vermont.
Wherever you go, we'll help you find what you're looking for:
•Vermont classics: village greens and covered bridges, general stores, cheese makers, and state parks; all the iconic Vermont stuff you want to see, accompanied by GPS maps.
•Offbeat treats: the fossils in the floor of the Vermont State House, the Dog Chapel in St Johnsbury, or the 'three-in-a-row' series of covered bridges in Northfield Falls.
•Local secrets and personal favorites: swimming holes, scenic back roads, an unexpected peephole in the floor of Pawlet's general store that lets you look down on the waterfall below, and more.
To top it all off, each of our seven itineraries can easily be driven in a weekend, or you can string multiple itineraries together into a week-long tour of the entire state. Alternatively, browse all 250 entries individually by category, or dive in randomly wherever you like.
★ About the Author ★
Gregor Clark fell in love with Vermont at age 16 during a summer volunteering at Merck Forest. Since then, he's lived in Vermont for 15 years, traveling virtually every back road in the state and spent countless hours designing itineraries for friends and relatives. As a regular writer for Lonely Planet, he's also sung Vermont's praises in the book New England Trips, between research trips to France, Italy, Brazil, Portugal, Mexico, Uruguay, and other farther-flung destinations.
★ About Sutro Media ★
This guide is published in partnership with Sutro Media. By enabling local writers to share their expertise on mobile phones, Sutro Media is making it easier and more fun to explore the world!
If you have any problems, comments, or suggestions for improvement, we'd love to hear from you - letusknow@sutromedia.com
Vermont's charm is revealed anew with each season. This latest December 2012 update builds on a robust collection of fun things to do outdoors. Itineraries take you to the most gorgeous regions when the landscape is blanketed with snow, foliage, summertime green -- even in those gnarly 'tween seasons, you'll find great beauty here.
You'll get comprehensive lists of recommended winter events, and a host of winter 2013 listings to inspire you when the temperature takes a dive: skiing, skating, dogsledding, snowshoeing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, Christmas tree farms, maple sugaring, and more.
This app is your perfect traveling companion in any season, with seven tailor-made road trips covering every corner of the state. Each itinerary showcases a particular region: the peaks, hiking and skiing trails, and bikepaths of the northern Green Mountains; the lakeside orchards, farm stands, and pumpkin patches of the Champlain Valley; or the historical sites, white steeples, and village greens of central and southern Vermont.
Wherever you go, we'll help you find what you're looking for:
•Vermont classics: village greens and covered bridges, general stores, cheese makers, and state parks; all the iconic Vermont stuff you want to see, accompanied by GPS maps.
•Offbeat treats: the fossils in the floor of the Vermont State House, the Dog Chapel in St Johnsbury, or the 'three-in-a-row' series of covered bridges in Northfield Falls.
•Local secrets and personal favorites: swimming holes, scenic back roads, an unexpected peephole in the floor of Pawlet's general store that lets you look down on the waterfall below, and more.
To top it all off, each of our seven itineraries can easily be driven in a weekend, or you can string multiple itineraries together into a week-long tour of the entire state. Alternatively, browse all 250 entries individually by category, or dive in randomly wherever you like.
★ About the Author ★
Gregor Clark fell in love with Vermont at age 16 during a summer volunteering at Merck Forest. Since then, he's lived in Vermont for 15 years, traveling virtually every back road in the state and spent countless hours designing itineraries for friends and relatives. As a regular writer for Lonely Planet, he's also sung Vermont's praises in the book New England Trips, between research trips to France, Italy, Brazil, Portugal, Mexico, Uruguay, and other farther-flung destinations.
★ About Sutro Media ★
This guide is published in partnership with Sutro Media. By enabling local writers to share their expertise on mobile phones, Sutro Media is making it easier and more fun to explore the world!
If you have any problems, comments, or suggestions for improvement, we'd love to hear from you - letusknow@sutromedia.com
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 39.78 MB of space to download and install Vermont Fall & Winter Fun app. Vermont Fall & Winter Fun was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $2.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Sutro Media at http://www.sutromedia.com.
Copyright © Gregor Clark
