Vermont: What You Need To Know
As the leading producer of maple syrup in the United States, Vermont is also a sweet destination for outdoor recreation, with multiple skiing/snowboarding venues along with Lake Champlain that forms half of the state's western border. Hikers can enjoy spots like Long Trail and Catamount Trail. The best places to live in Vermont include Burlington, Rutland, Montpelier, Bennington and Brattleboro. The state has 14 private colleges and five University of Vermont campuses.
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The Most Affordable Cities in Vermont
Vermont's natural beauty and tight-knit communities make it a great place to live. Here are four Vermont cities that won't break the bank. -
Vermonters Wanted: How Vermont Is Turning Tourists Into Residents
Want to live in Vermont? The state's new "Stay to Stay" program sets weekend visitors up with home tours, job interviews and networking events to help them make the move. -
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6 Places Where You Can Try Winter Olympic Sports
Think you might have a secret talent for curling or luge? (Don't we all?) Here's where to go to find out. -
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7 Cities That Will Actually Pay You to Move There
From relocation money to student loan payments to free land(!), moving to these cities really pays off. -
Cold Cities, Hot Jobs: Best Picks for Employment Up North
Some cities in the North of the U.S. have hot jobs and amenities that offer great pay and quality of life.
