Ready to embark on a Vermont road trip you won’t soon forget? At 216.6 miles, Vermont’s longest state highway is also one of the most scenic and well-loved, meandering through the Green…
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by Sarah Blumenfeld My family has lived in Suffield, CT for about 7 years. Suffield borders Western Massachusetts, and often times, it can feel like we belong more to Massachusetts, then to…
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The Connecticut River meanders from north to south along the entire border between Vermont and New Hampshire (235 miles). It’s New England’s largest and longest river, starting as a tiny pond in…
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Back Road Ramblers has partnered with Vermont State Parks last summer to photograph and write about as many of the parks as we can reasonably visit. Our first camping trip of the summer was…
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Located on the shores of Lake Champlain, Burlington is Vermont’s largest city. It is home to the University of Vermont, the famous Church Street Marketplace, and about 42,000 residents. It’s a mecca…
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Like many of Vermont’s most wild places, Groton State Forest is off the beaten path, nestled between the Green Mountains to the west and the hills of the Connecticut River Valley to…
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Today I’m welcoming guest-blogger Annie from the blog, Adventure of the Day. She shares some insider information on visiting her hometown of Peterborough, NH. Welcome, Annie! Peterborough is a charming small town nestled…
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First piece of advice — never trust the weather in Vermont, especially in the spring and fall. A spring camping trip can be sweet and sunny, or it can be a lesson…
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Portsmouth, New Hampshire is a bustling coastal city that welcomes visitors in all four seasons. The town is known for its historical preservation, tax-free shopping, and incredible waterfront views, but it’s also…
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When February and March come around in New England, winter starts to get a little old, at least for me. I’m always tempted to cash in my chips and head somewhere warm…
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