Blue Horizon’s Vermont lodge is stunning year-round, but each season offers a completely different experience. Here’s how to choose the right time for your stay.
Fall (September – October): This is peak season, and for good reason. The foliage is unmatched—vivid reds, oranges, and yellows blanket the Green Mountains. Daytime temps are 55–65°F (perfect hiking weather), and the air has that crisp, energizing quality that makes fall lovers swoon. Pack layers and waterproof jackets. Book 3–4 months in advance.
Winter (November – March): If you’re a skier or snowshoer, winter is magical. The lodge is near world-class resorts like Sugarbush. Inside, fireplaces and hot cocoa become lifestyle necessities. Temps drop to 20–35°F; pack heavy coats, thermal layers, and don’t underestimate the snow. December is quieter than February.
Spring (April – May): Wildflowers, melting snow, and the whole landscape waking up. It’s muddy, unpredictable weather-wise, but if you prefer solitude and lower prices, spring is your season. Roads can be rough mid-snow-melt; bring good hiking boots.
Summer (June – August): Warmest season (70–80°F), ideal for lake activities and easy hiking. Mid-summer books up fast, especially around July 4th. Lower humidity makes for pleasant evenings on the porch.
Ready to pick your season? Check Blue Horizon’s Vermont availability and plan your perfect getaway.