Jericho, Vermont City GuideFor over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Jericho, Vermont Travel Guide has been your connection to Jericho's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more. |
Jericho Attractions | ||
G. Scatchard Lamps George Scatchard ceramic lamps are handcrafted in Vermont in a converted horse barn. | ||
Jericho City Guide | ||
Homepage Jericho is the birthplace and lifelong home of Wilson Snowflake Bentley (1865-193 who photographed over 5 thousand divinely beautiful snow crystals. | ||
Jericho Museums | ||
Old Red Mill & Museum Priceless mementos of Snowflake Bentley, original milling machinery and the products of Jericho\'s water powered mills are all on display. | ||
Snowflake Bentley Museum From our earliest memories, many of us can remember hearing that no two snowflakes are alike. This discovery was made in Jericho, VT by Wilson A. Bentley | ||
Jericho Outdoor Recreation | ||
Mills Riverside Park A stunning view of Mt. Mansfield greets everybody who travels Rt.15 between Jericho and Underhill. This scenic vista is preceded by wide open meadows and defined by forested South Hill. | ||
Underhill State Park Underhill State Park covers the west slope of the state\'s highest peak in the Mount Mansfield State Forest. There are four trails to the summit ridge of Mt. Mansfield from the park. | ||
Jericho Travel / Tourism | ||
Jericho Center Country Store We are unofficially the longest running store in the state of Vermont, at 198 straight years. It truly is an amazing store, full of history and the absolute centerpiece of Jericho Center. | ||
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