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What To Do In Vermont

-Antiquing
-Biking
-Camping
-Fishing
-Golfing
-Hiking & Backpacking
-Hot Air Ballooning
-Kayaking & Canoeing

Where To Go in Vermont

-The Arts
-Wineries & Breweries
-Farms
-Historic Sites
-Museums
-Nature
-Other Points of Interest

Sleep & Eat in Vermont
-Lodging
-Restaurants
-Maple Recipes

Vermont Winter Fun

Alpine Skiing
Nordic Skiing
Sleigh Rides
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Winter Carnivals

Other Vermont Resources
-Businesses
-Education
-Events
-Local Government
-Media
-Statewide Resources
-Trivia Challenge
-VT Almanac
-VT Auctions on eBay
-VT Foliage Guide
-VT History

 

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This is not true, although per capita, Vermont does have the largest number of cows in the country (i.e. the ratio of cows to people). According to UVM, the state currently has 150,000 milk cows that produce some three billion pounds of milk per year.

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Fact: Vermont was the first state to abolish slavery.

 

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Find a Vermont Town or select a region from the following:

-Southern Vermont
-South-Central Vermont
-North-Central Vermont
-S. Champlain Valley
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