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USA: Vermont:
Manchester,
Scenic Route 100,
Stowe
Scenic Route 100, Vermont, USA: Fall foliage lovers’ paradise by Prakash Bang, Editor in Chief ![]() Two hundred miles of sheer beauty! That's the best way to describe Vermont's constantly changing views on Scenic Route 100, which runs from just south of Wilmington, Vermont, to Lake Memphremagog just short of the Canadian border. ![]() I was on a 7-day visit to explore fall foliage in the New England States of the USA. The State of Vermont has its fair share of picturesque landscape. The Scenic Route 100 is one such road that visitors must follow, especially in the month of October when the fall foliage is at its peak. After a wholesome breakfast with Sam Trapp at the Trapp Family Lodge, I departed at 8AM. My first official stop was at Killington. En route I had many unofficial stops to photograph and soak in the beauty of the colourful landscape. The route has art galleries, covered bridges and scenic vistas all along. ![]() My journey continued via Weston, a pretty town and home to the famous Vermont Country Store. After a quick bite, I drove towards Manchester to visit Hildene – the Lincoln Family Home. That was it. My home that night was at Arlington Inn in Arlington. Scenic Route 100 Image Gallery ![]()
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