How to Pack for a Trip to Vermont
But the autumn is when Vermont shows its true colors. As the sun descends on mountains washed in burnt reds and yellows, it’s as though the entire region is bathed in a magical, sunlit hue. So for the perfect fall weekend getaway, we head to Twin Farms, a five-star resort set in the bucolic town of Barnard. Read on for our packing list.
On the to-do list are leisurely forest walks, long lunches, local antique shopping and curling up with a good book while the leaves fall outside. Little else is needed but simple items that fuse the region’s low-key, rustic vibe with classic Northeast Americana prep—a wardrobe of relaxed staples to take a traveler from enjoying endless outdoor activities to doing absolutely nothing at all.
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L.L. Bean 1912 Corduroy Pants, $49.95.
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Rag & Bone Holly Flat Suede Moto Boot in Stone, $525.
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Isabel Marant Étoile Nilsen Knit Pullover, $305.
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Joie Anabella Top, $148.
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J.Crew Stadium Cloth Anorak Coat, $298.
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Gap 1969 True Skinny Jeans, $55.99.
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Banana Republic Tan Toggle Cardigan, $150.
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Ted Baker Daeon Stacked Sole Leather Ankle Boots, $300.
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Old Navy Slim Fit Classic Shirt, $14.99-$17.50.
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Lacoste Fall Weight Quilted Coat, $230.
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L.L. Bean Heritage Waxed Canvas Continental Rucksack, $179.