Scenes of Vermont Forums

First and foremost, I would like to thank PWT, IXL and BM, for posting their incredible routes and pictures as described/displayed on this forum. (And others of course). Thank you for sharing your love and fervor (and occasional humor) for Vermont with us all, through endless detailed recommendation...

Kai: I bought my Northern Cartographic Vermont Road Atlas & Guide at Barnes and Noble but I ordered it well before my trip. I hear that another Jamapco? might be easier to read but I liked mine a lot. It only worked well with my excellent map reader in the passenger seat as with this map, you must f...

Salesmom: It depends on where you are staying. We left at 9:30 in the a.m. from Peacham and didn't get back until 4:00 on Day One and that was non-stop driving. Pretty exhausting.

Mr. Kayne: When I was in Peacham all weekend it was near peak; I wouldn't be surprised if it reached peak during the next few days especially with the cold snap and scattered frost on the way mid-week.

Just arrived home from the best foliage trip of my life in the Northeast Kingdom! We mapped out lots of routes from this forum. They are awesome! Staying in the lovely town of Peacham as our base, we started out on Saturday with my most anticipated trip, the route out of East Burke to 114 up to Isla...

Regarding the Jay Peak Tram Ride: I just got the following information from Mr. Holt, Marketing at Jay Peak Resort. (802) 327-2196. He can email you and attach a map to get to Jay Peak. 4850 VT Route 242, Jay, VT Weather permitting, from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. starting on October 1st. Round trip tram ride...