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Tucked in the Northeast corner of the United States of America you will find Vermont. It is the second smallest state in the Country (with a population of less than one million) and is known for it's natural beauty, quality goods, quality products, world-class hospitality, great skiing, fishing, and other outdoor activities.
Vermont is the only New England state that does not touch the sea. Bordered on the east with New Hampshire, on the south with Massachusetts, on the west with New York and on the north with the Canadian province of Quebec, Vermont is rural and mountainous with most of the State's major towns and cities located in the valley's or on major rivers.
The Vermont Atlas by the DeLorme company is one of our favorite Vermont maps and guides.
Getting Here
Vermont is easily reached by major Interstates I-91, I-89 and I-84. To reach Vermont by plane fly into Vermont's own Burlington Airport or choose Logan Airport in Boston, Massachusetts (about a 2.5 hour ride from Vermont) or Bradley International Airport (near Hartford, Connecticut about 2 hours from southern Vermont) or fly into Montreal, Canada (about 2 hours from northern Vermont)
Vermont is the only New England state that does not touch the sea. Bordered on the east with New Hampshire, on the south with Massachusetts, on the west with New York and on the north with the Canadian province of Quebec, Vermont is rural and mountainous with most of the State's major towns and cities located in the valley's or on major rivers.
