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£269 - £448
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NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Thu 30/5
Nonstop1h 25m
Burlington
Tue 4/6
Nonstop1h 16m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Thu 30/5
Nonstop1h 23m
Burlington
Tue 4/6
1 stop4h 09m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Fri 12/7
Nonstop1h 21m
Burlington
Sun 14/7
Nonstop1h 13m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Wed 29/5
Nonstop1h 18m
Burlington
Thu 30/5
Nonstop1h 35m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Thu 18/4
Nonstop1h 25m
Burlington
Thu 25/4
Nonstop1h 40m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Wed 29/5
1 stop3h 54m
Burlington
Thu 30/5
Nonstop1h 19m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Thu 13/6
1 stop3h 54m
Burlington
Sun 16/6
Nonstop1h 16m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Wed 8/5
1 stop4h 25m
Burlington
Thu 9/5
1 stop5h 19m
NewarkBurlington
EWR - BTV
EWRBTV
Newark
Thu 18/4
1 stop7h 34m
Burlington
Thu 25/4
1 stop5h 19m
BTV Temperature | -8 - 21 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Vermont, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 21.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around -8.0 C).
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It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Entertainment
Comfort
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Food
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It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Entertainment
Comfort
Crew
Overall
Food
Boarding
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Entertainment
Comfort
Crew
Overall
Food
Boarding
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Entertainment
Comfort
Crew
Overall
Food
Boarding
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Entertainment
Comfort
Crew
Overall
Food
Boarding
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
The picturesque New England state is a favourite destination spot of holidaymakers. Vermont flights are packed in the winter with skiers, snowboarders and snow-lovers racing to Stowe, Killington and Sugarbush mountains. Nature-lovers book flights to Vermont in the spring and summer when the flowers are in the bloom, hiking is at its prime and the fishing is at its best.
Many visitors head to Vermont for a sampling of Vermont’s famous savoury treats. The state’s capital, Montpelier, is the nation’s largest producer of maple syrup; award-winning Vermont cheddar cheese is made at the Cabot Creamery in Quechee Gorge Village; and ice cream lovers delight in Ben & Jerry’s famous pints in Waterbury.
Find cheap flights to Vermont and spend the rest of your holiday money driving through the state. Stops at local diners, antique shops and bed and breakfasts are worth the trip to Vermont.
Vermont has four distinct seasons, with spring being the shortest and winter the longest. Spring lasts about a weekend and is very muddy. Summer can be quite humid and buggy, but hikers and bikers abound and the scenery is breathtaking. Autumn presents one of the most spectacular foliage shows in the country. The winter is long and usually has three months of snow.The daily average temperature in winter is around minus 6 degrees (Celsius). It’s not unusual for a cold snap to settle in for a week or so with temperatures in the single digits during the day, and colder at night. A few days in summer can reach 30 with nights in the mid-teens.
If you are staying in one of the larger towns, walking is a great way to get around, see the sights, and visit the shops and galleries. Renting a car is the best bet for getting around the state. The roads tend to be in good condition, and snow removal in the winter is better than most places. Traffic tends to be light, but does get congested during rush hour in the larger towns and cities.
North-south travel is straightforward. But driving across the state — over the mountains and through gaps — requires a good map. You can still find dirt roads that go on forever, with charming towns along the way.
Pay heed to “moose crossing” signs. Collisions between moose and cars are becoming more and more common. Moose eyes do not reflect in a car’s headlights, which makes moose very difficult to see at night, and they can cause considerable damage to a car.
Bus service is available between the larger towns and cities. If you prefer to fly, the Burlington International Airport is the largest in the state, and the Rutland State Airport also provides commercial flights