Valentine's Day is coming up soon, but that doesn't mean Vermont's romantic options are only for February 14th. There are plenty of options for love and romance in Vermont, so take your time to explore these possibilities (the list works even better if you play Moonlight in Vermont in the background while you read it).
- These restaurants have very special and delectable Valentine's Day dinner menus. Bistro de Margot in Burlington, Highland Lodge in Greensboro, The Essex Resort and Spa, or head over to Mendon to have dinner for two at the Red Clover Inn.
- Get the latest news on what the creative chefs at the Vermont Fresh Network are doing with Vermont food - use our search tool to find a restaurant close to you.
- Explore the Wine and Chocolate Weekend sponsored by the VT Grape and Wine Council.
- If chocolate isn't what you prefer, how about a box of maple candy? Find the closest maple to you on our list of maple producers.
- And for those who want to relax a little with yoga and treats, there is even a Spa Day at City Market in Burlington.
- Champagne is nice, but check out some other sparkling options. Visit our breweries and or pick up one of these cider favorites. Drop by a Vermont distillery and pick something up for your favorite cocktail.
- For a Valentine's themed tasting and to pick up all the essentials, stop by the Mad River Taste Place the day before.
- There's also the potential for dinner in - pick up some Vermont gourmet treats at one of our featured food markets.
- Plan a trip this year; the Vermont Department of Tourism has a recommendation for every season.
- For a romantic getaway, you might also enjoy these recommendations from the Vermont Department of Tourism.
- And the best option of all - plan your own romantic weekend, vacation, or staycation using our trail building tool.
Enjoy!
(This article is a 2019 update from a 2014 article.)
