Parcs et nature au Vermont
Vermont Parks and Nature
Vermont’s landscape is defined by its diverse protected areas, ranging from the glacial formations at Button Bay State Park to the extensive wetlands of the Drowned Lands. This collection includes recreational hubs like the Waterbury Reservoir’s Little River State Park and the historic architecture of Bethel and Brookfield. Visitors can explore the dense woodlands of Groton State Forest, which encompasses Stillwater and Big Deer, or visit the unique floating bridge within the Brookfield Historic District. These sites preserve the state's natural heritage and its rural industrial history.
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