Newfane, Vermont, is a picturesque rural town in Southern Vermont, known for its historic sites, charming bed-and-breakfasts, and farmsteads. The town is nestled among vibrant maple, birch, and pine trees, providing a tranquil atmosphere. Newfane boasts a low crime rate, safer than the national average. The town's history is rich, with notable landmarks such as the West River Railroad Museum and the Historic Williamsville Covered Bridge. The village center features Victorian-era buildings housing eateries, boutiques, and museums, contributing to its revival. Popular attractions include the Newfane Heritage Festival and live music at Union Hall. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore hiking trails at Deer Run Nature Preserve, Putney Mountain, and Townshend State Park. Homes in Newfane range from historic Victorian and Georgian styles to contemporary log cabins, often situated on spacious lots with scenic views. Vermont Route 30 serves as the main thoroughfare, connecting residents to Interstate 91 and major cities like Boston, Hartford, and Albany. The town also features a variety of dining options, such as Bigfoot Coffee and Fat Crow Restaurant, and markets like the Newfane Store and River Bend Farm Market. Additionally, Newfane offers secluded creekfront properties along the West River and Rock River, perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat.