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Paddling
Explore Vermont's western shores and aquatic venues, including bays, rocky coves, and riverways. For an unforgettable kayaking or canoe camping experience, head to Burton Island, a 253-acre Vermont State Park accessible only by boat. Paddlers won't want to miss the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, which winds through the Missisquoi River, Champlain Islands, Vermont's Inland Sea, and the Adirondacks. To the southeast, Waterbury Reservoir offers early-season warmth and peaceful exploration opportunities, while Shelburne Pond provides a serene spot for paddling, fishing, and birdwatching with a nearby boat launch. With hundreds of boat launches to choose from, Vermont offers endless adventure opportunities to inspire your next outing.
PLACES TO STAY FOR A WINTER GETAWAY IN BURLINGTON
If you’re dreaming of a winter getaway, there’s nowhere more authentic in New England than Vermont. Fresh snow blankets our towns and mountains, making it feel magical. From sleigh rides to…
MAPLE OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND
Maple Open House is a great opportunity to meet and connect with Vermont’s Maple Sugar Makers. The doors to sugar shacks from across the region will be open for observation, education, and…