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Camel’s Hump (elevation 4,083 feet) is the highest undeveloped mountain in Vermont, with no structures at the summit. Its rocky summit rises a few hundred feet above treeline, giving it an alpine feel that is only found on it and on Mount Mansfield in Vermont.

In my honest opinion, Penny Cluse is pound for pound the best breakfast restraunt in New England (that I’ve been to – and I’ve been to many).

Do youself a favor and come hungry. Grab a cup of coffee, a fresh squeezed glass of orange juice, a small fruit plate and the belber combo. I can’t emphasize just how much delicious food this is.

It’s pricy, but well worth it. Expect to wait at least 45 minutes to get in on the weekends.

When I moved to Vermont six years ago, I never could have imagined the impact it would have on my life.

This state has given me a new outlook on life – slow down and enjoy the ride. When I’m feeling stressed at work I can take a five minute bikeride down to Lake Champlain and watch the sunset over the Adirondacks. When I’m feeling boxed in I can grab my camera and go explore each dirt road, covered bridge, cascading waterfall and mountain peak this natural wonderland has to offer.

I love Vermont.