Sometimes you experience a place in Vermont that is so incredible, it seems a bit surreal. We are fortunate to have all these places, both natural and man-made, at hand to see the postcard-worthy scenes that are so perfect that it’s straight out of our imagination. Let’s take a look at some of the places in Vermont that are so picturesque it’s breathtaking. From castles to farmhouses to gardens to rivers, there is simply no place like Vermont.

  1. Farmhouses

Flickr/Howard Ignatius There is nothing quite like a farmhouse nestled in the stunning fall foliage like this one in Woodstock.

  1. Beautiful Nests

Flickr/Kent McFarland Check out the beautiful colored eggs in this Hermit Thrush nest spotted in the Northeast Kingdom.

  1. Wildflowers in the brook.

Flickr/Putneypics High summer brings sturdy wildflowers persevering at Sackett’s Brook in Putney.

  1. Hildene Gardens

Flickr/Bradjward The Lincoln family home is worth the trip, but if you can see the gardens when the peonies are blooming, it’s magical!

  1. Fairy House.

Flickr/Patrick You may find a fairy house or two at the Vermont Flower Show in Essex Junction.

  1. Forest Walks

Flickr/Rain0975 Smuggler’s Notch State Park is one of the many forest areas you can hike along and reconnect with nature.

  1. Colors and smells.

Flickr/Nicholas Erwin This garlic farm and farm stand has stunning colors that simply pop… and it just might keep all the vampires away.

  1. Orange Clouds

Flickr/Paul Moody The colors of Vermont sunsets are amazing.

  1. Lily Pads

Flickr/Jim McDonough Lily pads and ponds full of frogs make natural playgrounds for kids and serene settings for all.

  1. Wilson Castle

Flickr/Jay Parker The beautiful building and grounds of the Wilson Castle in Proctor are like a fairy tale.

  1. Thompson’s Point Afterglow

Flickr/Alison Elizabeth x Thompson’s Point is famous for breathtaking sunsets, but sometimes the afterglow is equally dramatic. This single cloud adrift in the post-sunset sky mirrors the lines and visual weight of the Adirondack mountains.

  1. Miniature Castles

Flickr/Don Shall

Flickr/Don Shall Throughout South Hero are Harry Barber’s miniature castles. The intricate details and craftsmanship are superb.

  1. Otter Creek Waterfall in Middlebury.

Flickr/Scott Smithson This waterfall is right in the middle of downtown Middlebury. Lucky students!

  1. Layers of beauty.

Flickr/Karen Cox Mountains, fields and beautiful gardens, this spot is out of a dream.

  1. Stowe Rec Path

Flickr/NannyCam Hop off the impeccably maintained Stowe bike path and enjoy one of the many serene swimming holes.

  1. Waterfalls and foliage.

Flickr/Stanley Zimney Two of Vermont’s favorite things in one place. Wow.

  1. Basin Harbor Club

Flickr/Nicki Dugan Pogue Enjoy the scenery and the gardens in a brightly colored adirondack chair at the Basin Harbor Club.

Find the beauty in something new today!

Flickr/Howard Ignatius

There is nothing quite like a farmhouse nestled in the stunning fall foliage like this one in Woodstock.

Flickr/Kent McFarland

Check out the beautiful colored eggs in this Hermit Thrush nest spotted in the Northeast Kingdom.

Flickr/Putneypics

High summer brings sturdy wildflowers persevering at Sackett’s Brook in Putney.

Flickr/Bradjward

The Lincoln family home is worth the trip, but if you can see the gardens when the peonies are blooming, it’s magical!

Flickr/Patrick

You may find a fairy house or two at the Vermont Flower Show in Essex Junction.

Flickr/Rain0975

Smuggler’s Notch State Park is one of the many forest areas you can hike along and reconnect with nature.

Flickr/Nicholas Erwin

This garlic farm and farm stand has stunning colors that simply pop… and it just might keep all the vampires away.

Flickr/Paul Moody

The colors of Vermont sunsets are amazing.

Flickr/Jim McDonough

Lily pads and ponds full of frogs make natural playgrounds for kids and serene settings for all.

Flickr/Jay Parker

The beautiful building and grounds of the Wilson Castle in Proctor are like a fairy tale.

Flickr/Alison Elizabeth x

Thompson’s Point is famous for breathtaking sunsets, but sometimes the afterglow is equally dramatic. This single cloud adrift in the post-sunset sky mirrors the lines and visual weight of the Adirondack mountains.

Flickr/Don Shall

Throughout South Hero are Harry Barber’s miniature castles. The intricate details and craftsmanship are superb.

Flickr/Scott Smithson

This waterfall is right in the middle of downtown Middlebury. Lucky students!

Flickr/Karen Cox

Mountains, fields and beautiful gardens, this spot is out of a dream.

Flickr/NannyCam

Hop off the impeccably maintained Stowe bike path and enjoy one of the many serene swimming holes.

Flickr/Stanley Zimney

Two of Vermont’s favorite things in one place. Wow.

Flickr/Nicki Dugan Pogue

Enjoy the scenery and the gardens in a brightly colored adirondack chair at the Basin Harbor Club.

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