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County Links on the left will keep you specifically in Essex County here in Vermont, which is just south of the Canadian province of Quebec. We add new listings and links on a regular basis so bookmark this page and check back often.
Experience the Vermont of legend: rolling hills of woods and pasture, expansive vistas, miles of beckoning backcountry roads and trails, rural villages tucked into the folds of an historic landscape, rushing streams, pristine lakes and picturesque ponds, first-rate skiing without the crowds or the exorbitant prices, lovely inns and cozy B&Bs, delicious dining, and enduring general stores.
In 2011, there were about 1,000 moose in the county. State officials estimated that this was about the "correct number" for a sustainable herd, with the moose not showing signs of starvation, nor the feeding grounds showing signs of overgrazing.
With an ideal mix of coniferous and deciduous trees, variable terrain, and established facilities, this area is an ideal spot for all-season recreation. Watch out for moose! Nearly 200 miles of hiking, skiing, trekking, and mountain bike trails connect to other area trails, and to the VAST regional snowmobile trail system-- shared by various outdoors enthusiasts throughout the year.
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Vermont comes closer than any New England state to realising the quintessential image of small-town Yankee America, with its white churches and red barns, covered bridges and clapboard houses, snowy woods and maple syrup. No city manages a population of more than forty thousand (only Burlington comes close) and the chief tourist attraction is Ben and Jerry's ice-cream factory in Waterbury. At 4,393 feet, Mount Mansfield in Lamoille County is Vermont's highest mountain and is a ski area with terrain suitable for intermediate to expert skiers but a week there in Stowe during the summer can be extremely relaxing too. |
