Welcome to the Lake Champlain Byway’s audio stories collection! We’ve put together this collection of 26 stories to highlight the history and environment in the Byway’s eight towns of the Greater Burlington area. These stories can be accessed via the free OnCell® Story App, the Read More »
The region hosts several museums that highlight the Lake Champlain history of the Abenaki, Yankee, French settlers and others who called this area home. If you’re biking lake Champlain, the Burlington Waterfront should be on your list of places to stop.
Lake Champlain hiking provides beautiful views of Vermont’s Green Mountains and New York’s Adirondack mountains during the green springs and summers, white winters and the legendary colors of fall.
There are several Vermont state parks, marinas, public boat launches, public beaches to help you experience the lake beyond just the scenery.
The Lake Champlain Byway is located in the northwest portion of Vermont. From north to south, the formal route is 184 miles long and consists of U.S. Route 2 through Grand Isle County, U.S. Route 7 through Chittenden County and then south into Addison County.
Basking in the sun on the bow of the Grand Isle ferry, relaxing in Grand Isle State Park or driving across one of the scenic causeways or bridges that connect us to the mainland. There are a few ways to get here, each its own Read More »
Located in the lower Champlain Valley bordered by the Adirondacks to the west and the Green Mountains to the east, Addison County is rich in lake, pastoral and mountain beauty. Lake Champlain history comes alive and each community along the Byway offers glimpses of its Read More »
The eight Byway communities of the greater Burlington area present a diverse menu of opportunities for the traveler. It includes densely populated urban areas, growing suburban areas and areas that remain rural. Burlington is the hub for the region having a classic small city downtown Read More »