Vermont in fall isn't a secret, but it still manages to feel like one the moment you turn off Route 100 onto a dirt road lined with sugar maples going full red.
Base yourself in Stowe or Woodstock and you're within an hour of covered bridges, working farmstands selling cider donuts still warm from the fryer, and enough scenic overlooks to fill a weekend without repeating a view. Mornings run cold, afternoons run warm, and the foliage peaks fast — usually the first two weeks of October, though it shifts year to year.
Evenings call for a real jacket once the sun drops behind the hills, and a duffel that can handle a farmhouse stay is worth more here than a wheeled suitcase ever will be.
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Weekday mornings beat weekend afternoons for the famous overlooks — the leaf-peeping crowds thin out considerably before 10am.
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