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Drive 92
Green Mountain Highway
Beginning near the Massachusetts border and weaving northward almost to the
Canadian line, this charming drive comprises the scenic quintessence of Ver-
mont—contented cattle, tidy villages with quaint general stores, and mountains
that seem as old as time.
Length:
About 220 miles, plus side trips
When to go:
Popular year-round; fall foliage early to mid-October—many local news-
papers have foliage reports
Words to the wise:
Book reservations early for fall foliage tours and accommodations.
Mountain roads may be closed in winter. Some attractions are seasonal.
Not to be missed:
Honora Winery, Jacksonville; Jaimaca State Park; Vermont Country
Store, Weston; President Coolidge Birthplace, Plymouth; Moss Glen Falls, Granville;
covered bridge, Warren; Vermont Ski Museum, Stowe
Nearby attractions:
The Bennington Museum, Bennington; Village of Newfane; Ver-
mont Historical Society Museum, Montpelier; Maple Grove Maple Museum, St. Johns-
bury
Further information:
Vermont Dept. of Tourism & Marketing
1.
Wilmington
Chartered a quarter century before America won its independence, tiny Wilmington once
heweditslivingfromthesurroundingforests.Todaythiswhite-steepledvillageonthebanks
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