It might be cold, but that's never stopped us Vermonters before. Now that winter is here, let's bundle up and take a look at some places that everyone will want to explore this winter in Vermont. The following is a list of some of our very favorite cold-weather places: unique outdoor attractions, beautiful landmarks, and the best winter hikes in Vermont. Looking for the best things to do in the winter in Vermont? Bundle up and let's go on these winter adventures in Vermont!

1. Take a hike in the middle of the state capital.

When it comes to the best winter hikes in Vermont, Hubbard Park is always at the top of our list. Hubbard Park may be in the middle of Montpelier, but this fantastic place will make you feel a million miles away from everything.

2. Snowshoe at the Blueberry Hill Inn.

There are snowshoe rentals for adults and kids and many picturesque trails for both snowshoeing and cross country skiing. You'll find Blueberry Hill in Goshen, located between the quaint town of Brandon and the bustling Middlebury. For more information, be sure to check out the Blueberry Hill Inn online.

3. Ski Suicide Six.

If you're a skier, the Suicide Six in Woodstock should be on your bucket list. If for no other reason, the name is super cool to brag that you conquered it. Learn more about planning your trip to this iconic ski resort in Vermont.

4. Check out the Robert Frost Trail.

Take the road less traveled in Ripton surrounded by the beautiful words of Robert Frost. This is an easy one mile hike that is perfect for everyone. Learn more about hiking the beloved Robert Frost Trail.

5. Explore the town of Woodstock.

This charming town is a popular tourist destination and provides a slew of shopping, hiking and picture perfect scenery. In fact, some consider Woodstock to be the best small town in Vermont.

6. Go sledding on Mt. Philo.

One of the best sledding hills in the state of Vermont is in Mt. Philo State Park in Charlotte. The winding road is closed in winter and can be busy with hikers and snowshoers so it’s best to have a sled that steers. It’s a long hike up, and as you can imagine – it’s a wild ride down!

7. Visit Lake Morey.

Whether you take in the views or lace up your ice skates, Lake Morey is one of the most beautiful spots in Vermont. Learn more about this epic skate trail in Vermont.

8. Take a covered bridge road trip.

Get the most bang for your buck and take this covered bridge road trip and see loads of covered bridges throughout the state. Bring your camera!

9. Fat bike on the Kingdom Trails.

The Kingdom Trails in East Burke are awesome for recreational activities, but when it comes to Vermont's new favorite sport - fat biking - these trails are the king of the kingdom.

10. Check out the frozen falls in Granville.

Moss Glen Falls can be seen from the road or explored close up, and these falls are spectacular when they are frozen over. Learn more about hiking to Moss Glen Falls.

11. Hike Camel's Hump.

Take in the wide open views from this moderate and rewarding winter-friendly hike. Learn more about what makes Camel's Hump one of the best winter hikes in Vermont.

12. Cross country ski at the Trapp Family Lodge.

The hills are alive in Stowe at the Trapp Family Lodge. You'll love the 37 miles of groomed trails and 62 miles of backcountry trails suitable for cross-country skiers of all ages and abilities. Rentals available, too!

What are your thoughts on these winter-friendly destinations throughout the Green Mountain State? Be sure to tell us in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you! Love exploring the best winter hikes in Vermont? Check out these 10 picturesque trails that are perfect for winter hiking in Vermont.