Visit Vermont Peak Properties and take the tour—have lunch 10 minutes away in Québec. Take in the area, and you will want to stay.

Country inns, farmers' markets, antique shops, galleries featuring local artisans and artists, year-round recreation, spectacular scenery—this is northern Vermont.

• Long Trail, the oldest long-distance hiking trail in the U.S. Minutes from Jay Peak Ski & Golf Resort
• Less than an hour from major ski resorts in Vermont: Stowe, Smuggler’s Notch, Bolton Valley and in Canada: Mont Sutton, Bromont, and Owl’s Head to name a few
• Québec and its Québec’s Eastern Townships, one of Canada’s most revered vacation spots, known for fine restaurants, local wineries and micro distilleries, local artisans and year round recreation.
• Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail, the 26 mile bike path from St. Albans to Richford
• Northern Forest Canoe Trail which links the waterways of New York, Vermont, Québec, New Hampshire and Maine
• Hazen’s Notch with its many cross country ski and hiking trails
• VAST Snowmobiler's Trail
• A golf outing at one of the area’s scenic courses. The Richford Country Club is thought to be the prettiest nine-hole course in the state and Jay Peak Resort offers a championship eighteen-hole course.
• Montreal—a bit more than an hour's drive and you are in Montreal's Old Town with its myriad shops and galleries.
• Montreal—home of Cirque du Soleil and world-famous hockey with the Montreal Canadiens.
• Burlington—Vermont's largest city, nestled between the University of Vermont and Lake Champlain

All of this is within a day's drive for eighty million people.

And, surrounding all these specific riches are the natural ones:

• Water—more than an adequate supply for whatever anyone would want to use it for—recreation, farm, crops, animals, energy


• Forests—a continuous source of energy and revenue


• Maple Syrup—Vermont is the world's largest producer of this "liquid gold".


• Recreation year-round


• Lake Champlain—the sixth largest lake in the United States


• Eighty million people live within a day’s drive

All of the above is available in an area enclosed by Lake Champlain on the West, Lake Memphramagog on the East, and just north of the border the great St. Lawrence River.