Everyone takes Route 108, through to Smuggler’s Notch, but where can you go from there? Let’s explore Route 109 north. Point B & C: Grist Mill & Cambridge Junction Covered Bridges First, when coming out of Smuggler’s Notch, and into … Continue reading →
Many Notch Roads in Vermont are not just for 4 wheel drive jeeps. Today these scenic trails that were once only hiked or traveled with mule or horse are usually crossed with a car today.
Continue reading →I get a lot of questions about how early will people see “peak” fall colors and that goes hand in hand with, “I’m arriving in mid to late Sept, will I see good fall colors?”. I usually go out on … Continue reading →
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6Have you explored Smuggler’s Notch? If you are saying that you drove Smuggler’s Notch and crossed it off your bucket list, and thought it was a nice scenic drive, then I’ll ask again. Have you really explored it??? I first drove … Continue reading →
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16The Best foliage drives aren’t always the popular ones! At least not always! I get articles sent to me on the subject of “fall foliage” and related topics via Google News and this one from Insider Travel caught my attention. These … Continue reading →
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4It always amazes me where in the world people come from to view our beautiful New England fall foliage. Of course maybe it’s to get away from the heat down there but then they do have all those miles of … Continue reading →
I’m guessing many of you can already guess which road I’m about to mention. Smuggler’s Notch is, in my opinion, the most winding road in all of Vermont—possibly even all of New England. Keep reading to learn more about this … Continue reading →
Each year I get questions looking for my opinion about your itineraries. But I have my own question… Is your foliage itinerary wearing you out? The answer below is my classic answer. Here is my short answer: park your self … Continue reading →