Seasons in Vermont.
Vermont is a four-season destination. Fall is famous for colorful foliage from mid-September through mid-October, and winter brings ski season from late December through March. It is not uncommon for below zero temperatures during the months of January and February. Spring weather can be unpredictable with the potential for late season snowstorms, a lot of rain, or even sunny skies. Summer has warm weather and is a popular time to visit, especially for families. Summer can be very hot and humid.
With cold nights and warm days, the flow of maple sap is activated, and skiers enjoy corn snow and après under the sun. Late spring blossoms into farmers market season, festivals, and outdoor recreation.
Many paths travel through the green mountains – from Vermont’s lakes and ponds to hiking and biking trails, there is no shortage of adventure here.
Summer days bring together family and friends grilling at the state park, listening to live music on the green, or stopping for a maple creemee along the way.
With cold nights and warm days, the flow of maple sap is activated, and skiers enjoy corn snow and après under the sun. Late spring blossoms into farmers market season, festivals, and outdoor recreation.
Many paths travel through the green mountains – from Vermont’s lakes and ponds to hiking and biking trails, there is no shortage of adventure here.
Summer days bring together family and friends grilling at the state park, listening to live music on the green, or stopping for a maple creemee along the way.