Somewhere on the flight to Vermont we slipped through a crack in the universe and entered a postcard. Bucolic Vermont, with charming farms, quaint towns and rolling hills festooned with kaleidoscopic fall foliage, was simply too perfect.
Below is a photo gallery from our recent trip to the Green Mountain State, which was a true misnomer during peak fall foliage. This post is for my lazy or illiterate readers who would prefer to just look at photos as opposed to reading. If you’d like to read about traveling to Vermont in the fall or to learn why you should get a Canadian rental car, read this companion post.
Vermont Fall Colors
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Church with fall leaves
Peak Foliage on the Mt. Wheeler Hike
Lake Willoughby
Hay bales and colorful trees
Stowe, Vermont
Every town in Vermont has a charming General Store
Even the cemeteries are photogenic in Vermont
Creek below Moss Glenn Falls
Yet another charming farm
Fall foliage on the Mt. Wheeler Hike
View from Wheeler Peak
Lake in the Northeast Kingdom
Autumn Sunset near Craftsbury
Road disappearing into fall foliage at Smugglers Notch
Postcard perfect farm near Stowe
Covered bridge
Houses on Lake Elmore
Lake Willoughby
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A beautiful representation of fall colors in Vermont! Is the foliage in Alaska just as pretty?
Laura – yes, the fall colors are just as good. I have a post coming up Friday to that effect. Thanks for commenting. How are the leaves in NH right now?
That’s just a wonderful essay!
Thank you Lyle.
Beautiful discovery of your blog and great photos of Alaska and also by the way!
Good weekend
Thank you very much.
Neither lazy nor illiterate, but very soothing scenes for my early morning eyes. Thank you.
I am glad that you enjoyed and you can read and are not lazy 🙂
Stunning, Jeff!
Thank you Alessandro.