Wilmington Travel Guide

This National Register district showcases Vermont's 19th-century architectural heritage along charming streets. Explore local boutiques and galleries before dining at one of the district's cosy eateries.

Hike through Vermont's historic forests to Mt. Olga's summit, where a fire tower rewards your effort. Climb to the top for spectacular tri-state views spanning Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.

This pristine 121-acre Vermont lake offers a tranquil escape with crystal-clear waters. Launch your kayak at sunrise to spot native loons while enjoying the spectacular mountain backdrop.

This classic Desmond Muirhead-designed course offers challenging greens amid Vermont's rolling terrain. Enjoy a round on the manicured fairways before unwinding at the Stack Restaurant with panoramic mountain views.

This secluded, clothing-optional swimming spot offers crystal-clear waters and natural rock diving platforms. Hike the scenic 0.75-mile wooded trail to enjoy sunbathing and cliff-jumping in this tranquil Vermont setting.

You can take time to visit Secret Passage during your travels to Wilmington. While you're here, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.

This intimate gallery showcased Jim McGrath's oil paintings of Vermont's landscapes with his masterful depiction of light. Visitors could watch the artist at work in his studio.

Glide through a gentle, tree-lined trail perfect for novice skiers at this Vermont winter escape. Morning visits reward with freshly groomed snow and the peaceful whisper of the forest.