
Vermont is so incredibly cool. It's hard to describe, really. If you spent any time in Burlington, you get that vibe from this amazing little city filled with breweries and cobblestone streets, bike lanes and that beautiful lake. If you prefer the mountain, you have those special spots like Kingdom Trails, miles of mountain biking through Vermont's northeast kingdom. You have ski areas and long-distance hiking trails, sweet little towns and famous mountains. You can find awesome food and some really really good beer. You can sleep in yurts, snooze in cabins, toss around in tents, bike gravel roads, walk along recreation paths. You have this amazing variety of recreation and relaxation in Vermont.
And then, you have places like Dog Mountain.
Dog Mountain is the most amazing spot you never heard about. I spent (most of) my life as a die-hard New Englander. After my time in Utah, I spent my time in New England dedicated to exploring the nook and crannies of these six states. It wasn't until my trip to Kingdom Trails this year that I heard about this amazing spot called Dog Mountain. I was dropping Olive off at a dog sitters for the day while I biked the trails. The dog sitter asked if she could take Olive to someplace called Dog Mountain. After a quick google search, I was instantly jealous of my dog and her plans for the day. So jealous, I just had to go myself.






