Mid-century Style Rooms & Cabins
The Lodge sits in the heart of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, just under an hour’s drive from the slopes, shops, and dining of Stowe—and less than ten minutes from the world-renowned Hill Farmstead Brewery. Whether you’re chasing powder, planning a day trip, or sipping some of the best beer on the planet, our location makes it easy to enjoy the very best of Vermont.
Highland Lodge, a historic Northeast Kingdom B&B overlooking Caspian Lake, offers 136 acres to explore in Vermont’s culture-rich and unspoiled landscape. With our friendly charm and gracious hospitality, we invite guests to relax and savor life’s simple pleasures.
Many guests visit us to enjoy the outdoors: kayaking and sunbathing on our private, sandy beach; exploring pristine Nordic ski trails that connect with the Craftsbury Outdoor Center; hiking and biking; and, of course, experiencing New England's breathtaking fall foliage. Others come to immerse themselves in our vibrant community of artists, musicians, and world-renowned artisan food and beverage makers. And of course, many simply visit us to relax, unplug, and slow down—whether by taking in the sunrise over Barr Hill or watching the sunset over the lake and mountains from our wrap-around Queen Anne porch.
Whatever your reason for coming to Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, we look forward to making your stay unforgettable.
Discover the Northeast Kingdom at its most magical: autumn in Vermont. Crisp mornings, golden afternoons, and fiery sunsets set the stage for peak foliage—so stunning Yankee Magazine often calls it among the best in New England. Highland Lodge makes the perfect home base for your leaf-peeping adventure, with cozy cabins and mountain views that spill out in every direction.
Take a scenic drive over to New Hampshire’s famed Kancamagus Highway near Mount Washington, or simply wander the winding backroads right here in Greensboro—every turn offers postcard-worthy views. Whether you’re sipping coffee on your cabin porch, hiking through rolling hills, or road-tripping through the region, fall at Highland Lodge is everything you want it to be: crisp, colorful, and unforgettable.
Greensboro, VT
"People do not merely like Greensboro; they love it... Obviously this place has something, and some of what it has is easy to determine: clean air, beauty, quiet, rest from the noise and pollution of industrial America, the satisfaction of a yearning for the relaxed simplicities of small-town life... it is steeped in history, local history, the home-grown, the best kind.
Greensboro's special qualities would not be so special if the integrity of local character and customs had not met and fused with an equal integrity in its Summer visitors".
- Foreward by Wallace Stegner,
'The History of Greensboro'
