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Camping resources:
- Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation: Vermont State Parks and Campgrounds, as shown on the maps and their Amenities @ A Glance Chart.
- Northeast Campground Association: Information on New England Family Camping, Campgrounds, and RV Parks throughout Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Maine.
Vermont resources:
- www.VermontVacation.com: "Official travel and tourism information on dining, lodging, skiing, biking, hiking, events, and attractions, all things Vermont." The Vermont Dept. of Tourism and Marketing's web site, containing a wealth of information about Vermont, including calendars, a "What's happening this week" section, links to all sorts of Vermont businesses, and forms for requesting printed material on just about any subject you're interested in.
- The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife: Source of info on, among other things, hunting and fishing seasons and licenses for Vermont.
- Vermont Attractions: Attractions listed in Vermont.
- Vermont Sports Today: Published monthly, each issue features articles on a variety of sports such as alpine, cross-country and telemark skiing, canoeing and kayaking, road and mountain biking, hiking and backpacking, in-line skating, running, snowboarding, snowshoeing, triathlon and duathlon. Calendar of events covers races and activities in Vermont and Northern New England.
- Calendar of Vermont Events by Vermont Life magazine.
- Green Mountain Club "Protecting and maintaining Vermont's Long Trail since 1910."
- Adventure Guides Vermont: Professional Outdoor Guide Association & Adventure Travel Network "Providing the public with free assistance in adventure travel planning and outdoor educational opportunities in Vermont."
- Northern Cartographic: Produces award winning maps and atlases, including their fine Vermont Road Atlas and Guide, which should be in every Vermont traveler's bag; other guides include The Atlas of Vermont Trout Ponds and Vermont Trout Streams.
Transportation info:
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If you're driving, MapQuest provides door-to-door directions for travel throughout the US.
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Flying? Several airlines fly into these major airports serving Vermont: Burlington, VT, Manchester, NH, Boston, and Montreal.
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Traveling via train is a very convenient way to get here: AMTRAK has passenger service on both the eastern and western corridors of the state, via the Vermonter and Adirondack, respectively.
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