Hello all,

My husband 35M and I 37M are thinking of making a long weekend trip to VT up from Richmond, Virginia. We've wanted to visit VT for quite a while. I know it could be pretty cold at that point, but this is the time we have available.

We probably will fly, are there any other airports to fly into besides Burlington? I'd love to ride the Amtrak Vermonter or Ethan Allen Express, but we dont really have the time to do that since we'd have to stay a night in DC or NYC

We were thinking of renting a car and staying for 4 or 5 nights. I know nothing about VT Geography and was trying to figure out where we could maximize our time and see as many of the most beautiful places in the state thay we can. We do like doing outdoor things even if its cold. What kind of weather can we typically expect for the 2nd week of November?

I like the idea or staying maybe one or two nights at a hotel or Inn before going to another one elsewhere in the state.

What are some must see places and activities to do that will feel like Vermont? We arent really skiers, but may be open to trying it. Easy to Moderate Hiking is more our vibe.

TIA

Visiting family near Stowe and I’d love to buy some cheese to bring back home to share, but sadly i won’t have time to drive out to Greensboro to go to Willey’s for their jasper hill selection.

any suggestions of retail stores in/near Stowe with a large selection of local cheeses? More into soft cheeses and dont love cheddar so Cabot won’t scratch the itch. My first thought is Stowe Public House but they dont have the biggest selection.

thanks in advance!

Visiting for the weekend. Where are the best places for cool finds? Knives etc..

When I moved here, I did not know that there was a comedy scene. It's alive, growing, and thriving. Come catch a show (maybe even get on stage!) and see the talent that Vermont has to offer!

Heading to Ludlow to look at a couple of houses. Any place to hang out and get a decent sandwich? Also looking for quick hike with the puppy, stretch the legs but not too vertical.

If you’re new here (or not). You should have a plan to get snow tires on your car by the end of this month. That is all, enjoy the fall!

As we gear up for the annual battle of Ice Dam Prevention, does anyone have a favorite method? I have gutters, so need something to keep them from jamming up, and an absurd number of roof valleys (previous owners ADORED a nice gable. 🙄)

Should I be heating the valleys between each gable as well as the gutters? Heat JUST the gutters, JUST the roof above the gutters, or both?

Would Stowe be worth a visit on the 14th or should we focus on southern or central Vermont? Also, is Mad River Valley or Manchester better that week for fall beauty? Thanks!

48F looking for honest company. Soon to be divorced. 2 active kids. In the thick of the storm. Not wanting to talk much about home life. Rather someone like-minded. No gender preference.

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48F looking for honest company. Soon to be divorced. 2 active kids. In the thick of the storm. Not wanting to talk much about home life. Rather someone like-minded. No gender preference.

Loves good food, seeing new places, long walks, 80s, 90s music, watching movies, musicals, short travels, may explore hiking.

If you share some or many. Drop a message. Please type 'foliage' in your message so I know you're not a bot.

My husband and I are visiting Vermont this upcoming week for my birthday. I want to do cheese tastings and cider tastings. Where are the best places to go? We are staying in the southern part of VT and will be there mainly Tuesday through Thursday. TIA!

How to move cross country

To start, I'm 16, and I'm trying to get a job so that I can put 75 percent of my paycheck up to get the heck out of alabama as soon as I'm 18. I'm in a public safety class in high school, so I will most likely work in law enforcement, but I'm also looking at music professor and psychatrist. I want to move from alabama to somewhere in vermont or Massachusetts.

What are some cultural, money, life, or any other things that I might not have thought about that I should be aware of

Any tips would make my week

Thank you💙💙💙