We're in easy driving distance and you wouldn't want to miss mther nature's show. Welcome to the greater Jay Peak area of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom - a country of unspoiled lakes, streams and forests known to sportsmen, artists, and travelers alike. An outdoorsman's paradise, salmon, rainbow, brown, speckled, golden and lake trout are taken here annually in the many lakes, streams and rivers. Abundant game includes, black bear and white tailed deer, rabbit, raccoon, fox, squirrel and of course, moose. Spring is the time for getting in that last weekend of skiing at Jay Peak, for making syrup from the sap of the maple tree, and making vacation plans . .
Summer is an active season.
Farmers are working their fields, mares are seen romping with their newborn foals, and many take advantage of the long warm daylight hours to improve their golf. Lake Memphremagog is dotted with white sails and fishing boats. Fall is the season of color. It is the season for country fairs, church suppers, wild game dinners, old time fiddling, antiquing and flea markets. Fall is a time for travel, for sightseeing, for wonder at the multi-hued display of brilliant purple, scarlet and gold along the trails and winding country roads and seeing old covered bridges or watching the curtains of aurora borealis by night.