Best sandwich = Red Onion Sandwich (freshly baked bread, turkey, bacon, apples, red onions, smoked gruyere cheese with sundried tomato mayo)Ĭity Market: Go here if you’re looking to get groceries or pick up a quick bite- their prepared food is great and the sandwich counter in the back is a mustĪl’s French Fry (South Burlington): Hands down- my favorite place to eat in Vermont. Red Onion: Little sandwich shop right on Church Street that locals swear by. Philo State Park: An easier hike with nice views of the lake
Check out the calendar, they always have great artists performing.Ĭamels Hump State Park: A few good hikes that will challenge all. Great venue right outside of Burlington (possibly the largest venue in the area?). Higher Ground: I used to go to concerts here almost weekly.
Lake Champlain Cruises: A good tour company is the Spirit of Ethan Allen You can quickly rent bikes at: Local Motion, Downhill Edge/Ski Rack or North Star Sportsīurlington Farmers Market: Saturdays from 8:30am to 2pm You can go all the way out to the causeway on Island Line Trail which takes about 14 minutes (with 3 miles of it being in the middle of the lake). This is a very easy, flat, and beautiful ride along the waterfront. My favorite makeup store is also right around here: Mirror Mirrorīurlington Greenway Bike Path: another way to check out the waterfront is by bike along the Burlington Bike path. You can stop by the Echo Center or head straight to the boardwalk/lawn area for some great sunset photo opps. Waterfront Park: Via College Street, stop at Burlington Bay, pick up a maple creemee (aka ‘soft serve’ if you’re not a Vermonter) and walk down to the waterfront for some gorgeous views of Lake Champlain. Walking these few blocks is one of my absolutely favorite things to do in Vermont (especially on a nice Saturday afternoon) The Lake Champlain Aquatic Display contains some of the biggest and most impressive fish found both at ECHO and in Lake Champlain.Church Street Marketplace: Burlington’s most famous pedestrian-only street where you’ll find all of the best restaurants, shopping, coffee shops, activities and some interesting people watching. Discover the stories of those who have seen Champ, and hear biologists’ reflections on whether or not Champ lives in Lake Champlain. So does Champ exist? You decide! See images from Champ sightings. The Abenaki and Iroquois cultures have their own legends about a Lake creature. Is the Legend of Champ a myth or reality? In 1609 Samuel de Champlain spotted a twenty foot serpent in what was to become Lake Champlain. Explore a life-sized recreation of this shipwreck and learn about this and the estimated 300 other shipwrecks that make up Vermont’s Underwater Historic Preserve in Lake Champlain. Moments later, as the last of the vessel’s crew jumped ship, down it went to the bottom of the lake. As The General Butler approached Burlington’s breakwater, an intense winter storm stirred up incredible waves that raised and smashed the Butler into Burlington’s breakwater.
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