Thursday, May 22, 2014
Route 100 (Partial) Food Tour
Food tours are all the rage
these days, but much as I love food I have yet to sign up for one. I prefer to
explore an area on my own and discover its food personality based on my own and
my companions’ tastes. In Vermont, legendary Route 100, described as one of the
most beautiful roads in the world, lends itself well to a self-guided food
tour. Extending the length of the state from Canada to Massachusetts, this
scenic route skirts the Green Mountain National Forest and runs parallel to the
273 mile Long Trail, a precursor to and inspiration for the Appalachian Trail. Known
as the Skiers’ Highway, this two-lane byway connects many of Vermont’s major ski
resorts as it meanders across farmland and alongside rivers, past covered
bridges
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