Vermont: An Explorer's Guide

Sought out by locals and visitors alike, this first comprehensive traveler's guide to Vermont is still the most authentic. Longtime Vermont travelers and writers Christina Tree and Peter Jennison take you beyond foliage and maple syrup, off the beaten path and down winding dirt roads into the heart of Vermont. They seek out the places that don't make it into other guidebooks to give travelers a true insider's look at the Green Mountain State. Now in its eighth edition, it includes more information on restaurants, lodgings, activities, and attractions than ever. Special symbols highlight bargains, kid- and pet-friendly establishments, and handicapped access. Handy maps, a quick-reference "What's Where" section, and a detailed index make it easy to find where you want to go and how to get there.

Christina Tree has traveled and written about Vermont for the Boston Globe for over 30 years. She's also the co-author of Explorer's Guides to Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, as well as Best Places to Stay in New England. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Peter Jennison, a sixth-generation Vermonter, is the founder of The Countryman Press, as well as a historian, novelist, and the author of The Roadside History of Vermont. He lives in Taftsville, Vermont, where he reviews inns and restaurants for Vermont magazine.