Best places: Tourist attractions in Royalton, United States

Modern complex with interactive exhibits, an aquarium & an outdoor science park & nature trails.

👍👍 We recently moved to the area and being animal lovers we HAD to check VINS out! What an amazing facility, the exhibits were clean, the birds all looked healthy/happy with plenty of enrichment items in their enclosures. Some of the trails were closed due to the threat of flooding, totally understanda...

A short path leads to stepped waterfalls with deep, natural swimming holes noted for cliff jumping.

👍👍 We have been to Silloway Maple for 3 years in a row and have loved it every time. It is such a beautiful, tranquil place with delicious maple creemees. Everyone there is so friendly. The syrup is some of the best I've ever had and we've brought back multiple bottles every time! Could not recommend...

Boasting a 3,050-ft vertical drop, this vast ski area offers 155 trails & 21 lifts across 6 peaks.

Backcountry area with waterfalls, cliffs, ponds & trails for hiking, camping & outdoor recreation.

👍 Very easy trail if you are just walking up the boardwalk to the bottom of the falls. If you want to go all the way up the mountain/hill, take your time, it can be tricky but it is beautiful and I recommend it. The Broadwalk trail has great flowers and bird watching.

Visitors can explore the home, studios & gardens of prominent sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

Rural farm producing cheese varieties & maple syrups, with walks to view the tree-tapping process.

👍👍 No trip to Quechee is complete without a visit to the Quechee Gorge Bridge. Spectacular views of the green mountains and the valley below. Even though there's a high fence for safety, they have cut outs in the center to capture some great photos. Make sure to securely hold on to the phones and camer...

Forested national park with exhibits on conservation history & tours of a Victorian mansion.

👍👍 Always love seeing a covered bridge. This one is even better because of the awesome view and the falls. Not sure how anyone could give this less than 5 stars.

😐 It really is a beautiful bridge and surrounding area but be aware there is no public parking area. You'll have to pull off the road to the side to get out. That said, once you do, it's a gorgeous location where you can walk down to the river below to take in the local scenery.

69-acre park on the shores of Lake Dunmore, with campsites, trails to waterfalls & a sandy beach.

19th-century home where the 30th president was raised & sworn in, with original period furnishings.

Working farm & museum dedicated to scientific-farming history, with interactive exhibits & demos.

Many hiking & mountain-biking trails traverse this large wooded park with some scenic views.

Historic 1800s wooden bridge connecting Vermont & New Hampshire, flanked by colored foliage in fall.

The nation's largest collection of historical machines & tools, housed in a former armory.

Old-growth forestland known for fall leaf-peeping, with campsites near the Appalachian Trail.