Discover Vermont’s most scenic covered bridges and maple trails with cozy stops, sweet tastings, and small-town charm you won’t forget.

Whether you love old buildings and bridges or touring historic sites and museums, there are plenty of things to do in Vermont to expand your knowledge. From the expansive to the obscure, here are some ...

The Green Mountain State boasts over 100 covered bridges, many located off the beaten path, but easy to find with the right directions. Covered bridges are a part of Vermont's landscape. Here are ...

Another covered bridge hotspot in Vermont is the town of Tunbridge. The jury is out on whether Tunbridge is short for "ton of bridges," but it's a possibility, because the town is home to a grand ...

Covered bridges flourished in Vermont in the 19th century, with the number of covered bridges peaking at over 700, according to the Vermont State Historic Sites.

This autumn, you can take in Vermont's fall foliage, beautiful waterways, and local history all in trip by visiting a covered bridge. With more than 100 covered bridges spread out across the state ...

One of Vermont's historic covered bridges has fallen under threat from modern technology. Box truck drivers relying on GPS continually crash through Lyndon's 140-year-old Miller’s Run bridge ...

The covered bridges of Vermont and the rest of New England have a rich history that Phill Gatenby hopes to shine a light on during a weekly YouTube series. Gatenby moved to Vermont in July from Tampa, ...

Today, Vermont has roughly 100 covered bridges. And they remain vulnerable to severe weather. More than a dozen were damaged in 2011 by Tropical Storm Irene, which swept away the Bartonsville ...

LYNDON, Vt. (WCAX) - With more than 100 covered bridges in Vermont-- some hundreds of years old-- maintaining them can be a labor of love. The Sanborn Bridge is a staple in the town of Lyndon ...

The covered bridge, a staple of any Vermont road trip, is also an architectural icon in its own right, being featured in movies like “Beetlejuice” − although that bridge was a standard ...