Vermont Chittenden Bed and Breakfast & Chittenden Inn Guide

Tourist Guide - Chittenden is a charming rural town in Rutland County, and it is named for the first state governor of Vermont, Thomas Chittenden. The town lies nestled among the Green Mountains of Vermont, and a ridge of the mountains runs through the eastern part of the town. This hilly country is a great place to get away from it all in a Chittenden bed and breakfast or Chittenden inn, and explore the natural beauty and surroundings of Vermont. It is especially picturesque in the autumn season; the view outside the windows of your Chittenden lodging will allow you to witness a blaze of fall foliage, featuring rich golden and red-brown hues--a sight that has made Vermont a popular scenic destination. There are many things to do or see in the surrounding area, which makes the various Chittenden lodging options very convenient for visitors who want to take in the sights and activities both in town and in the mountain forests -- including hiking, camping, mountain biking, bird watching, and more. The Chittenden Reservoir and Lefferts Pond provide a relaxing recreation area where visitors can catch a glimpse of New England's wildlife. There are good hiking trails near the Reservoir also, including the popular Long Trail which is considered to be the oldest long-distance hiking trail in the United States. Other recreational areas include the Chittenden Brook Campgrounds and the Catamount Trail, which is a skiing area.

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