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Today on October 12, 2021, we are celebrating our great state for National Vermont Day. To celebrate, I am sharing my top five reasons for my love for Vermont – although the list truly is endless.

With the leaves starting to turn our bright colors, I am eager for fall outdoor activities to be in full swing. Don’t let me fool you, I do enjoy an 80-degree day lakeside with my feet in the water and a book in my hands but fall in Vermont is unlike any other season.

There are lots of things to appreciate about Rutland County like the strong sense of community, how passionate folks are about decorating for holidays, the breakfast foods, and for me, my favorite thing about Rutland is all the different green spaces, parks, and hiking trails!

Moving to Vermont is not something that you do accidentally. You have got to want to be close to nature. Eating wild raspberries on the disc golf course close. Shoveling several feet of snow close. Driving up into the clouds close. Vermont is one of the only places in the country where you can find all those things surrounded by progressive communities striving for self-improvement.

Looking for a new job, opportunity, and lifestyle?  Rutland County may have just what you’re looking for, with extremely low unemployment, incredible recreational resources, and hundreds of great jobs available across a variety of industries!

What are the best places to eat? This question is one of the things locals are often asked by vacationers and newcomers to the Rutland Region.

Our move to Rutland two years ago has been one of the best moves that my husband and I have ever made.

One PCC Place addresses a multitude of needs (and wants!) – especially for families settling in a new community with new jobs.

Written by Steve Costello Rutland County wildlife can be found around just about every bend in the road or trail, on the edges of small bays, brooks, and vernal pools, even in city backyards. From the heart of Rutland to the region’s tallest mountain, here are three great places to take in nature and look…