Small towns, waterfalls, and a boat trip on the Otter Creek begin this video tour through blazing foliage colors. The Otter Creek was a major route for early travelers. Today the Carillon takes visitors up the creek to the waterfalls at Vergennes.

 

A trip on the Bailey Hazen Military Road in northeastern Vermont, where early settlers built their homes, reveals Vermont’s absolutely fantastic autumn foliage. After this show of colors, part of this road, a pass through the mountains known as Hazen’s Notch, closes for the winter.

 

The Connecticut River defines the border between Vermont and New Hampshire. This video follows that ancient travelway from the railroad town of White River Jct., through Vermont’s birthplace in Windsor and on to Brattleboro, where Estey Organs once were built and shipped around the world.

And, of course, there are many covered bridges, each one surrounded by blazing color, and each one with its own personality from Waterville’s Kissing Bridge to Middlebury’s two-lane “Pulp Mill Bridge”.