The Green Mountain Byway Blog
Covered Bridges and Foliage
There are plenty of covered bridges to see along the Green Mountain Byway, from the Gold Brook - aka Emily's Bridge in Stowe to the Grist Mill Covered Bridge - aka Little Canyon Bridge - in Jeffersonville. To bridge the information gap, visit the...
July 4th Celebrations
Vermont offers some of the best small-town, July 4th Parades and Celebrations that you'll find anywhere in America! Moscow (near Stowe) is famous for paraders marching with boom boxes tuned to a local radio station playing patriotic music. Wherever...
Lamoille Valley Rail Trail
93 miles of bike trails! The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail traverses northern Vermont from Swanton to St Johnsbury. Four Green Mountain Byway towns are on it: Cambridge, Johnson, Hyde Park, and Morrisville. Where trains used to travel (gentle changes...
Johnson Library travels the Byway… literally
The Town of Johnson on Vermont Route 15 is part of the Green Mountain Byway. Recently their historic town library building moved to a new location. This brings new meaning to the term Book Mobile. Check out the footage here.
Artful Traveler
This part of Vermont is known for its natural light - attracting landscape (and other) painters for over 100 years. There are many galleries and studios to enjoy along the Green Mountain Byway. Below are locations listed by Town. Maybe you'll brush...
Waterbury Winterfest
Waterbury Winterfest, now in its 15th year, is set to take place from January 29 to February 2, 2025. This premier celebration of winter recreation in Waterbury, Vermont, offers a variety of indoor and outdoor events designed to bring together...