Visit Shelburne, Vermont, on the shores of Lake Champlain, where animals and folk art rule at the town’s top attractions — the Shelburne Museum and Shelburne Farms.
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Scenes from Manchester, Vermont
A closer look at the popular Green Mountains destination of Manchester, Vermont, by photographer Mark Fleming.
Looking for things to do in North Adams, MA? The Berkshires town offers a plentiful assortment of museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants.
The Last Explorer
Christina Tree’s travel writing has shown New England to the world. And after 50 years, she’s still hitting the road in search of new adventures because, as she puts it, “I never wanted to be left behind.”
For as long as there have been coffee tables, it seems, there have been New England coffee table books. With the subject itself doing much of the heavy lifting—providing glowing fall foliage, romantic lighthouses, and neat-as-a-pin town greens—photographers have flocked to this area as persistently as gulls. Native son Arthur Griffin, born in Lawrence, Massachusetts, […]
A father-and-son camping trip to a long-ago family homestead stirs up the past.
The Best 5 New England Inns for Spring Travel
Discover the charm of New England inns for spring, with cutting gardens, outdoor fireplaces, farm-fresh vegetables, and local honey at these scenic coastal and countryside getaways.
Vermont Barns | Photos
Enjoy this collection of beautiful Vermont barns spanning the four seasons. All images were submitted by our talented readers.
Lake Winnipesaukee Hotels & Inns | Yankee Editors’ Picks
Planning a getaway to New Hampshire’s famed Lakes Region? This list of Yankee-approved Lake Winnipesaukee hotels and inns is here to help.
Best 5 Indoor Garden Escapes
Sheltered and lush, these New England indoor gardens will banish the last of your winter blahs.
Northampton, Massachusetts | Could You Live Here?
When temperatures dip into the single digits, the college town of Northampton, Massachusetts, turns up the heat.
Greenfield, Massachusetts | Could You Live Here?
At the start of the Mohawk Trail sits Greenfield, Massachusetts, a scrappy combination of old-time New England and forward thinking, the first designated “green community” in the state.