Activities in Burlington + Northern Vermont
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Adamant Co-op
Vermont’s oldest cooperative lies at the center of Adamant village, surrounded by two ponds and state forest. Founded in 1935, the shop supplies t ... More -
BCA Center
The five-story converted firehouse has rotating art exhibitions every fall. More -
Burlington Bike Path
Stretching from south Burlington to the Winooski River delta, this 7.6-mile recreational path is popular with joggers, bikers, and inline skaters. ... More -
Burton Flagship Store
Founded by Jake Burton in 1977, this namesake company is one of the nation’s leading suppliers of snowboarding equipment. This flagship store, loca... More -
Camel’s Hump
A difficult challenge can be found on Vermont’s third-highest peak. The gradually ascending 6.8-mile Monroe Loop culminates in panoramic views of N... More -
Church Street Marketplace
While the advent of the indoor shopping mall in the 1970's meant the death of most pedestrian malls, this one—established in 1981—still buzzes with... More -
City Market
Burlington's only downtown grocery store, City Market is a community-owned food cooperative selling a wide range of local and organic goods, as wel... More -
Craftsbury Outdoor Center
Kayak, hike, bike, learn to row, explore on horseback, run in wide-open spaces with sweeping views. It’s all accessible through this center, which ... More -
Currier's Quality Market
Deep in Vermont’s rural Northeast Kingdom, Currier’s Quality Market sells all the supplies necessary for the rugged area, including food, gas, hard... More -
Daily Chocolate
Pop in for a cup of hot cocoa, made with organic sugar, milk, vanilla, and a scoop of ganache. More -
ECHO at the Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
As part of the revitalization of Burlington’s waterfront, the city opened the ECHO Center in 2003 to celebrate, preserve, and promote Lake Champlai... More -
Evansville Trading Post
In the rural Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, the Evansville Trading Post offers a rare venue for one-stop shopping. The large, red, barn-like buildin... More -
Floyd's Store
Floyd’s General Store fits in well to the preserved, small-town, New England landscape in Randolph, Vermont. Managed by the Floyd family for three ... More -
Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
Behind its iconic marquee, the city’s largest theater has served many roles since opening in 1930 as a vaudeville house. Today, the Art Deco main a... More -
Horticultural Research Center
At the Hort Farm (as it’s locally known), students from the University of Vermont have conducted biological research for more than 60 years. At pre... More -
Local Motion
The Rails-to-Trails movement of the 1990s opened miles of bike paths along the shores of Lake Champlain (and sometimes on it) and inspired the non-... More -
Mad River Glass Gallery
Proprietors David and Melanie Leppla twirl hot glass into fantastical shapes in their basement workshop, visible from the ground-floor showroom whe... More -
Mad River Glen
Mad River Glen is an obstinate throwback. It is owned cooperatively by shareholders whose vehicles are plastered with red-and-white ski it if you c... More -
Middlebury College Museum of Art
Although small, Middlebury College in western Vermont maintains a sterling reputation, and its museum of art is no different. Heavily used by stude... More -
Moss Glen Falls
The 20-foot waterfall offers a stunning panorama of golden hardwoods. More -
Mt. Philo State Park
Situated atop the eponymous Mt. Philo, this 168-acre park contains a small, 10-site camping area as well as an enclosed picnic pavilion that can be... More -
Otter Creek Brewing
With the highest number of breweries in the country per capita, Vermont is known for its beer. One of its oldest sits alongside Otter Creek in Midd... More -
Peace & Justice Store
Located on the Burlington Bay waterfront, this unusual shop is part of the Peace & Justice Center, a nonprofit organization that promotes human rig... More -
Perkins Geology Museum
A lesser-known attraction in the area, the Perkins Geology Museum is located on the campus of the University of Vermont. While school is in session... More
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