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These colors! This light! It's as if nature is throwing one last grand celebration before winter arrives. In this article, I'll reveal the most beautiful photo spots during Indian Summer in New England between Maine and Vermont.
If you want to experience the most beautiful covered bridges on a road trip, you should take your time – and choose accommodations that suit the region. Whether it's a rustic inn, a historic farmhouse, or a boutique hotel, the hotels along the Covered Bridges Route in New England are more than just stopovers. They truly make this road trip complete.
Golden forests, red bridges, and cozy inns – a New England road trip in autumn is pure joy. In this guide, we show you the most beautiful route for your road trip through Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
New England covered bridges have a touch of the past. They spread charm that brings back memories. One almost expects that instead of the cars and bicycles that pass them, horse-drawn carriages bump over their wooden planks.
We are on our way in search of the true story of the Trapp family's escape from the National Socialists, not the Hollywood version of the film "The Sound of Music", which made the family world famous.
There is hardly a pie recipe in the USA that is as typical for fall as an American Pumpkin Pie Recipe that is easy to prepare. A pumpkin pie always whets my appetite for a cozy coffee break by the warm stove. If you want to bake an American pumpkin pie yourself, you will find the right recipe for it here.
Discover the majestic animal of the Nordic forests: when is the best time to see moose? Visit TravelWorldOnline for New England tips.
A tip for a road trip through New England: the descendants of the American President Abraham Lincoln once lived in Hildene in Manchester Vermont. Today you can visit the manor house. The gardens in particular are worth a visit.
The Trapp Family Lodge is located on a side street on a hill above Stowe. From there we have a view of the valley below and the range of hills on the other side of the valley. Our room has a balcony from which we have a panoramic view of the surroundings.
Whenever we travel in New England, images of the Green Mountain Villages pop into our heads. With their pointed church steeples, a cozy inn across the street, and a covered bridge, they're a typical sight.
