The history of Inn to Inn of Vermont is part of its charm. It was created by a team of six innkeepers who designed the first (sort of) inn-to-inn walking holiday in the US. We say “sort of” because their route requires you to have a car so it’s not 100% an inn-to-inn walk. It’s more of a hybrid road trip with beautiful local inns providing daily walk options from each location. Trips are short, usually 3 or 4 nights, and they occur May-October.
Review of Inn to Inn Vermont Website
Inn to Inn’s site is simple and the best way to get information is by contacting them directly. Their site provides lodging details and links and a sampling of walks, but there are no detailed descriptions of the walks. We suggest following their Facebook page where they share photos and stories.
Things to like about Inn to Inn Vermont
- They’ve been operating for almost 50 years and have been featured by numerous travel publications and news agencies
- Consistent 5-star reviews on TripAdvisor
- Trips are all-inclusive (all meals, lodging, taxes, transfers) – except the car
- Vermont inns are known for their excellent food and these are no exception
Route Types
- Inn to inn hiking
Destinations include
- United States (Vermont)
Great choice for
US travelers within driving distance of Vermont or those willing to rent a car who want inn to inn hiking
Established in 1975
Read our interview with Seth Hopkins, who along with his wife Olia has operated along the Inn to Inn Vermont route for 18 seasons and is currently the operating director. Seth talks about Inn to Inn’s history and what he likes about walking holidays.
