Vermont is one of the state in New England Region and its the smallest landlocked state in USA. It is 143km in width from east to west and 256km in length from north to south, bordered by Massachusetts to the south, New Hampshire to the east, New York State to the west and Canadian Province of Quebec to the north. It has a population of about 600,000 and the name Vermont was most probably derived from French word which means Green Mountain. Like most of the states in New England region, Vermont's fall foliage in autumn is most spectacular.
Entering into the country side of New York state for Lake Champlain.
Peaceful town along the drive way to Essex.
Mountains are in their most beautiful tinted colors.
The impressive golden world in the little town of Essex.
The town of Essex.
The 20,000 people in Essex majority stay in huge houses with Victoria architectural design.
A scenic crossing from Port Kent of New York state to Burlington of Vermont by ferry.
Admiring the scenic Lake Champlain while waiting for ferry.
Wild ducks at Lake Champlain at Port Kent of New York State.
Lake Champlain forms nearly half of Vermont's western border that shares with New York State.
The modern ferry at dock by Lake Champlain .
The Vermont shore over the other side of Lake Champlain was screened in colors with its fall foliage.
The colorful drive-way in the populous city of Vermont, Town of Burlington.
Witness Vermont brightest red fall foliage as we landed at Burlington town
The little pretty Town of Burlington has a population of 42,000 which is six times higher than Vermont's capital, Montpelier.
Vermont Hills display full color of red, orange and gold foliage from sugar maple trees.
Display of colors is not due so much to the presence of a particular variant of sugar maple , it actually is also caused by a number of soil and climate condition that are unique to the area.
Vermont is the leading producer of maple syrup in United States.
A close contact of the beauty in nature colors.
Fire red right in front of your eye sight.
Mountains and valleys were in its brightest foliage over the state of Vermont.
Shelbourne Town
Shelbourne, the little cosy town in Vermont State is popular for its 450 acres open air museum. covering almost every subject of each and every different interest. Its stated right at the foot of small mountain offering a spectacular view of the site.
Syrup maple trees.
Enjoy the driveway from Shelburne Town to Littleton and Bethlehem of New Hampshire in its most attractive fall's scenery.
Caravan site, offering convenient services to trailers who came to enjoy and admire the fall foliage in this region.
Connecticut River marks the east border of Vermont to New Hampshire.
Cutting through the thick woods of Vermont Hills towards New Hampshire.
