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About The Area
From the mountains to the Lake, there’s a lot of ground to cover in Greater Burlington. Every town and neighborhood is distinct from the next and we encourage you to get out and explore each and every one of them.
Like the Lake itself, history of all kinds runs deep here and you can experience it at attractions like the Shelburne Museum, the Ethan Allen Homestead, or the Heritage Winooski Mill Museum. You can also immerse yourself in the culture of the present day at festivals and events that celebrate music, the arts, and food and wine.
Historic Landmarks in Burlington
Learn more about Vermont’s storied past by visiting historical sites on your next visit. The Shelburne Museumis a must-see, showcasing a collection of Americana across 45 acres of beautifully maintained grounds. The Ethan Allen Homesteadoffers a glimpse into the life of one of Vermont’s founding figures and Revolutionary War Heroes. Looking for a bit of history in downtown Burlington? Take a hike up to the Ethan Allen Tower in Burlington's New North End for majestic views and a unique piece of Vermont history.
Lake Champlain
Lake Champlain is the center-point of Burlington’s summer outdoor allure. Whether you prefer kayaking, sailing, or floating and relaxing on a boat, the lake offers a number of ways to enjoy its beautiful waters. Lake Champlain is 120 miles long and 10 miles wide from the Burlington bay. One of the best ways to see multiple vantage points of the lake is the Burlington Bike Path which follows the lake’s shoreline, connecting Oakledge Park with North Beach , the Burlington Waterfront, and continues through the town of Colchester and into Lake Champlain on a man made causeway. If you're interested in biking all the way to the Champlain Islands you'll be able to do so utilizing Local Motion's Bike Ferry.
Downtown Ski Town
Burlington is positioned within an hour’s drive of five of Vermont's favorite ski resorts, making it a perfect home base for skiers and snowboarders. Stowe Mountain Resort, Sugarbush Resort, Smugglers' Notch Resort, Bolton Valley, and Cochrans Ski Area each offer unique skiing and snowboarding experiences, from family-friendly slopes to challenging tracks and glades.
Markets and Local Products
Come support local farmers and artists at the Burlington Farmers Market , where you can find everything from fresh vegetables and artisanal cheeses to handmade crafts and baked goods. The Burlington region boasts a number of awesome local farmers markets. Check out the link below to learn more about Farmers Markets in the region.
