Red, White, and You
Vermont’s fall colors are coming in hot. And right behind them? Winter.
*The homepage image was taken October 9, 2025. We're not there yet* in colors but will be soon.
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“Our early call for 2026: ...set the stage for a long, spectacular foliage season.” -Yankee Magazine
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Last winter’s abundant snowfall soaked into the forests’ floors and then the spring and early summer rains leafed-out the tree canopies setting us up for one of the best foliage seasons in years. The last ingredient needed: cold. And that’s already starting to show up once the sun goes down.
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So, pack the sweaters and a solid tolerance for all things pumpkin spice, book your trip,and experience fall’s fire.
And since we did mention ‘cold,’ we should note that right behind fall’s reds (and crimsons, saffrons, etc) is winter’s white.
If you made it up here last year, you know why you want to plan ahead. Start now with an unrestricted $99 lift ticket (that comes with a free bonus day,) and/or a season pass that starts at just $299, and/or a Deep December stay that’s 50% off. rich-text, responsive-table
And since we did mention ‘cold,’ we should note that right behind fall’s reds (and crimsons, saffrons, etc) is winter’s white.
If you made it up here last year, you know why you want to plan ahead. Start now with an unrestricted $99 lift ticket (that comes with a free bonus day,) and/or a season pass that starts at just $299, and/or a Deep December stay that’s 50% off. rich-text, responsive-table
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