Vermont Fall Foliage with a Mobility Scooter: Planning an Accessible Trip

A Vermont foliage trip is on a lot of bucket lists, and many of the people on them are grandparents who do not walk the way they used to. The good news: much of Vermont's best color can be seen from village greens, paved paths and scenic pull-offs. With a mobility scooter rental, they can get out of the car and into it.

Accessible places to see the color

• Stowe Recreation Path. Paved, flat and lined with maples. See our Stowe guide.
• Woodstock village green. Historic homes, a covered bridge and color all around, on mostly level ground.
• Quechee Gorge. The bridge overlook is right by the road.
• Burlington waterfront. Lake views with the Adirondacks behind. See our waterfront guide.

Which rental for a foliage trip

You will be in and out of the car all day. A Pride GoGo travel scooter breaks down quickly for the trunk. If someone will mostly stay at one or two spots and the ground is uneven, a Victory heavy-duty scooter is more comfortable. For quick stops, a transport chair is the fastest to unload.

Timing and booking

Northern Vermont usually peaks in late September to early October, southern Vermont a week or two later. That is our busiest stretch, so reserve as early as you can. Weekdays are calmer everywhere.

Read our Vermont scooter rental guide or book now. Call or text (603) 395-1246.

Oceans Mobility · 45 Ashworth Ave, Hampton Beach, NH · (603) 395-1246 · Serving Vermont and all of New England.