Most covered bridges in Vermont were built between 1825 and 1875 ... You can book online in advance or in person upon arrival. Another famous author who called Vermont home for a time was poet Robert ...

Whether you’re a die-hard adventurer, a foodie traveler, or a meandering road tripper, you’ll find no shortage of amazing ...

A great hotel can turn an ordinary trip into something unforgettable. The properties on this list show off regional style, ...

Fields of wheat wave in the breeze, eventually becoming the base for the island’s famous Death’s Door Spirits. Schoolhouse Beach amazes visitors with its smooth limestone rocks instead of sand. These ...

The famous Apostle Islands are just a short boat ride away, with their magical sea caves and historic lighthouses. Local shops sell handmade pottery, jewelry, and artwork that capture the spirit of ...

Vermont is known for covered bridges, waterfalls, and scenic lakes. Find them all at Indiana's Lieber State Recreation Area.

Wooden covered bridges have always been threatened by floods, arson and time. We tracked down photos of 23 bridges we lost across the state.

Gov. Phil Scott has officially proclaimed Aug. 2-9, 2025, as Covered Bridge Week, honoring the 25th anniversary of the ...

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It’s been five years since people have been allowed to cross the historic Tilton Island Park Bridge to the island and bandstand, which until recent years had been used as ...

Bill Wilson wrote the basic text for Alcoholics Anonymous; Time magazine called him one of the 100 most important people of the 20th century.

The Red Covered Bridge joined the National Register of Historic Places back in 1975. Illinois has only nine covered bridges recorded statewide, with two of them being in Princeton.