Beautiful spring blossoms give way to the warmth of Vermont’s mild summer. The trees change and reveal the brilliance of the Vermont fall only to transform into a winter wonderland complete with ski slopes, snowmobiling and ice fishing. No matter which season is your favorite The Green Mountain State is the perfect destination for a romantic cabin weekend getaway.
Spring, Vermont’s Sugar Season
Spring is the season of sugar for the state. As winter melts away the sugarhouses spring into action and produce the world-famous Vermont maple syrup. Skiing and snowboarders are still using the slopes as late as March and April while May through June welcomes the blossoms and flowers of spring. The scenery blooms and Vermont bursts with life. Sweet-smelling budding trees and sounds of spring fill the air.
Summer, Vermont’s Mild & Perfect Season
Vermont summers are mild and perfect for those who want to escape the sweltering heat of the southern United States. The end of June to the middle of September mark the summer months and usually have a high of 90 degrees, however, most days are a comfortable 70 to 80. Summer is considered the most pleasant season in Vermont and is full of festivals and outdoor recreation. Hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, golfing, and stargazing are just some of the activities enjoyed by Vermonters and visitors alike.
Fall, Vermont’s Season of Color
The months of October through the beginning of December are autumn in Vermont and are considered by many as the most beautiful season. Three-quarters of The Green Mountain State is covered by forest with the greatest concentration of maple trees in the United States. This means that Vermont bursts with color as the leaves change. Virtually the entire state is awash with yellows, reds, and oranges creating breathtaking landscapes. Fall festivals, celebrations, and events commemorate the season. Outdoor activities are still very popular especially hiking in the brisk fall air.
Winter, Vermont’s Winter Wonderland
It becomes a winter paradise between December through March. Vermont boasts 20 alpine ski resorts making it a favorite destination for winter sports enthusiasts. Nature lovers can explore the scenery with one of the 30 cross-country centers or many snowmobiling tours. Ice fishing is also widely available in many Vermont lakes.
Romantic Cabins All Through the State
It does not matter which season is your favorite, there are cabin options available for your specific needs. There is nothing more romantic than a wilderness cabin getaway for just you and your significant other. During the day you can hike, fish, ski or simply enjoy the scenery, while at night you can gaze at crystal clear stars with almost no light pollution.
See below for a shortlist of romantic possibilities:
Sterling Ridge Resort
The Sterling Ridge Resort is in Jeffersonville Vermont and is a perfect romantic getaway for the spring, summer or fall. The one-room cabins are great for couples and feature a cozy whirlpool tup that is designed for couples. Their wood-burning stoves give a rustic feel, but restaurants and attractions are not far away. For summertime visitors there are natural swimming holes and amazing hiking trails. The fall yields amazing scenery, this resort is a must for a comfortable and romantic couple’s retreat.
Stowe Cabins
Stowe Cabins are located near Waterbury Center, perfect for discovering the Stowe area, and are in the lush woodlands but still close to local activities like horseback riding and ziplining. The Ben and Jerry’s ice cream factory is only a few short miles away. There are beautiful hiking trails including the amazing Moss Glen Falls and Stowe Recreation Path. The cabins are equipped with fireplaces and whirlpools for couples.
Robert Frost Cabins
Situated with magnificent views of the Green Mountains the Robert Frost Cabins are located near Ripton. These are the perfect cabins to simply enjoy nature and switch off. This property offers exclusive romantic couple’s packages which include complimentary Vermont wine, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and Vermont cheeses. This also includes fresh-baked cinnamon twists every morning of the stay.
Birch Meadow Cabins
Located in the gorgeous Green Mountains of Brookfield, Vermont, these cabins are perfect for couples who want to unplug and getaway into a secluded nature retreat. Rustic and remote the Birch Meadow Cabins are ideal for those who want to enjoy the peace of nature and simply enjoy each other’s company. There is also access to a quaint romantic pond where couples can enjoy paddle boating.
Hawk Rock Cabins
If you love to ski, hike, mountain bike or snowmobile, the Hawk Rock Cabins are perfect for you. These are not rustic, instead, they boast a modern cabin feel complete with radiant heat, television and modern appliances while still being surrounded by pristine wilderness. Located only 15 minutes away from the Burke Mountain Ski Area, these cabins are perfect for the winter-loving couples who want to enjoy a day on the slopes and then relax in their modern cozy and comfy cabin. Just miles away there are also snowmobiling tours and world-famous mountain biking trails.
The Highland Lodge
For the couple who want the cabin experience but do not want to sacrifice the modern amenities of a hotel The Highland Lodge is perfect. Located along the Caspian lake in Greensboro these cabins are perfect for beautiful countryside views and even have a private beach for use. Close to the cabins is hiking, canoeing, windsurfing, and skiing as well as in-room breakfast, a bar, and a restaurant.
Weekend Getaway Conclusion
Vermont is a breathtaking state that enjoys all four seasons, each one with its own distinct attractions and beauty. For your next romantic weekend, consider the splendor, beauty, and relaxation of a Vermont mountain cabin. A weekend away might be just what a couple needs to rekindle that fire and simply enjoy being together.