Had good timing for this road trip. Manage to go on the mountain roads in VT before they close for the winter, get some foliage watch done, and get to spend some quality time figuring my car out (second week of owning this car).
Weather on the first day was bad. Rain on the highway made it hard to see. EyeSight stayed on till a Semi splashed buckets of water on the car. That's when I decided to stopped by a parking area to relax a little before continuing.
The parking area has a surprisingly good view despite the bad weather.
First view of VT's foliage. Cows, leaves, and mountains. A photo that encompasses what VT is all about.
First mountain road, Hazen's notch. Not much here except surprisingly smooth dirt road and maple syrup pipelines.
At the second mountain road: Smuggler's notch. Weather still not cooperating and camera was not too happy with the fog either. It was a fun paved mountain road especially since a section is so narrow and winding that only one car can pass.
Moss Glen Fall and a crazy looking flower
Third mountain road: Appalachian Gap
This one is also paved without too much fuss beside steep grade up and down. View from the top of the gap gave me a clue of what is to come going down.
The forth "mountain" road was the Lincoln Gap but it feels like a regular road more than anything else. Spent a night at a B&B before the gap. The river near by has some cool features with some white water kayakers standing around trying to figure out how to tackle this.
Second day, weather was nicer but still a bit cloudy
Warren fall, a random waterfall I found on side of the road to start off my day.
Moss Glen fall and Minor Moss Glen fall
right on the side of the road. Yes, it has the same name as the other
Moss Glen Fall. Don't ask me why.
Texas fall, a pretty big waterfall
Another mountain road: Brandon Gap. Quite unassuming road till you see this at the top.
A random covered bridge that I found
This picture was the best foliage picture I took that day, the weather finally cleared up and made the leaves brilliant.
Townsend lake. Another random stop on the side of the road. More of a dam than a lake
GPS kept me on random dirt roads in VT. Not really a problem since their dirt roads are flatter than paved road in most part of New England. It does make my car dirty.
Another random stop on the way. This place is apparently famous for the view but I had no clue till I stopped and looked out.
Molly Stark State Park. Went there for the fire tower view and good thing I did not regret climbing that thing (I hate heights). It has a working signal tower next to it.
Definitely a fun road trip despite the pouring rain on the first day. Would not mind doing this trip again but will need separate agenda other than visiting all the waterfalls I can find.
Wahconah Fall, a small interesting place. 
Bullitt Reservation, maintained by The Trustees of Reservation. A group similar Mass Audubon.
Chapel Brook, another reservation maintained by The Trustees. This place is fantastic because it has a multiple waterfalls on the same stream and a great overlook of the area on top of some rock outcrops. 
A charoal kiln protected by DCR. This area has a weird off-road route connecting to another town. I wasn't in the mood to investigate further.
