The location of Vermont forests

The northeastern United States, adjacent to New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Quebec, covers an area of ??24,887 square kilometers. Vermont is the only state in New England without a coastline, but here the green mountains and mountains run from north to south, with undulating mountains, abundant sunshine, and sparse population. Within an area of ??25,000 square kilometers, 95% of the land is covered with forest, and the rest They are mountain streams and rivers. Vermont is the most suitable state for outdoor tourism. In spring and summer, the green mountains reflect the clear water, and the blue sky reflects the white clouds. The scenery is beautiful. There are 51 state parks and 62 camping sites in Vermont, where people can ride horses, climb mountains and play in the water. Outdoor activities such as picnics and barbecues, fishing and skiing. In addition, there are more than ten routes dedicated to cycling. Vermont is also home to many famous heritage parks, including early New England Buildings, Green Mountain National Forest, ski resort Mount Snow, Jay Peak, Smuggling Smuggler's Notch and Sugarbush etc.