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Morristown is known as “the heartbeat of Lamoille County”. Based on the United States Census Bureau, Morristown has a total area of 51.6 square miles (133.7 km2), of which, 51.3 square miles (133.0 km2) is land and 0.3 square miles (0.7 km2) is water. Morristown provides easy access to such activities as hiking, skiing, biking, boating, soaring, horse back riding and walking tours.
Morristown is the backdrop to a wide variety of annual events such as craft shows, harvest festivals, antique and art exhibits, parades and sporting events. Thanks to the innovative spirit and talent of its inhabitants, resident artists, restaurateurs and long-established and recognized business owners, Morristown is especially rich in cultural activities as well as services and outdoor activities. Morristown offers all the amenities of modern life, providing a rich environment for business owners as well as families in the midst of a peaceful rural lifestyle. It provides access to conference centers and lodging facilities for all tastes and wallets, ranging from high-end resorts to adorable Bed & Breakfast Inns and riverside campgrounds.
Surrounding towns include Stowe (home of Vermont's highest mountain, Mount Mansfield), Smugglers Notch, Johnson (home of Johnson State College) and Jeffersonville (home of the Mary Bryan Memorial Gallery). Morristown is also home to reputable schools, providing complete, quality education from kindergarten to college and is home to the Copley Hospital and a wide spectrum of health care services ranging from conventional medicine to all disciplines of holistic health. The city-minded person will enjoy life in the village of Morrisville, at the heart of Morristown, while the homesteader at heart will find ample opportunity for indulging their fancies in the surrounding rural areas, while still enjoying proximity to essential amenities and services, and so much more.
For 200 years, the village of Stowe has attracted residents seeking outdoor activities and community spirit. They blazed ski trails, hiked the rugge... Read more
Waterbury is known as the Crossroads of central Vermont. US Route 2 and Vermont Route 100 intersect in Waterbury. Waterbury has tremendous histor... Read more
Littleton, NH has been named the 9th Best Small Town in America and winner of the Great American Main Street Award. This friendly town is the cente... Read more
Littleton, NH the friendliest town in the United States. 14 years ago there was a phone booth and one stop light on the corner of Cottage and Unio... Read more
The small village of Sugar Hill is a beautiful community with great architecture and spectacular views of Cannon, Lafayette, Kinsman Range and th... Read more
Bradford, VT is located in Orange County and has the only traffic light in the entire County. Bradford is also known as Bradford Village, Waitstown... Read more
The popular Lilac Festival is a great celebration of the state flower with games, food, a parade, sidewalk art vendors, arts & crafts, and amusemen... Read more
For those who enjoy the beauty of the four seasons, Burlington is the place for you. Burlington is located in Chittenden County on Lake Champlain... Read more
Dalton, NH is approximately 10 miles from Littleton, NH and 10 miles from Lancaster, NH. The Beautiful Connecticut River divides New Hampshire fro... Read more
This quaint town Danville, VT has many historical features, picturesque scenery, open pastures and farmland – you’ll find yourself right at home... Read more
Greensboro, VT is a small town located in the Northern Kingdom of Orleans County. The home of a long list of notable residents such as Wallac... Read more
The quaint town of Landaff in located in the White Mountains National Forest and has many hiking trails, wetlands, farmland, and ponds. Nearby town... Read more
Northfield, home of Norwich University, is a quintessential college town complete with a classic Vermont Green in the center of town. With ... Read more
Saint Johnsbury, VT is in the region called the “Northeast Kingdom.” The town is full of history and its Victorian homes, the Fairbanks Museum, Th... Read more
Montpelier with a population of about 8,000 people has the distinction of being the smallest capital city in the nation. Home to the New Englan... Read more
The quaint town of Bath has three of the oldest covered bridges in NH and one is right next to the Brick Store, which is also the oldest genera... Read more
Nestled in the Green Mountains, Rochester is comprised of nearly 36,000 beautiful acres. South of spectacular Granville Gulf on VT Route 100... Read more
The quaint town of Lyman is mostly farmland, horse farms and large areas of meadows with a small population of families who have great communit... Read more
The town of Benton was renamed after the senator Thomas Hart Benton, most known for championing Western expansion. Also located in part of Benton i... Read more
The town of Lyndon located in the Caledonian County has several villages that include Lyndon Center, Lyndonville, and Lyndon corner. Lyndonville i... Read more
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