What to do and see in Lake Champlain, Lake Champlain: The Best Sights & Landmarks

Working farm offering a fall corn maze, pumpkin patch, wagon rides, petting zoo, and kids play area. Petting zoo animals include fainting goats, pygmy goats, chickens, pot belly kids, and a calf. The farm also raises Belgian Draft Horses, cattle, and donkeys. We are open from mid September through October for pumpkin picking and corn maze adventures. There is also fresh produce seasonally. Winter sleigh rides run from mid December through February and are located at the Historic John Brown Farm in Lake Placid, NY. The farm also has seasonal produce for sale, as well as fresh eggs.

Asgaard Farm & Dairy is a family-owned and operated farm that produces farmstead cheeses and other dairy, meat, poultry products, and vegetables for the local community. Originally the home of renowned artist, Rockwell Kent, Asgaard is nestled on 1500 acres in the heart of the High Peaks of the Adirondacks.

Self serve freezers and egg coolers are in the butcher shop; come in anytime. Our beef and sheep are grass fed; our pigs and chickens are pastured and eat grains and whey. A variety of cuts are prepared, some smoked, and fresh sausages are made each week using herbs from our fields and organic spices. Visit Mace Chasm Farm and learn about the area's burgeoning farm community.

Opening day is May 28, 2021! The Local Motion Bike Ferry is a unique way to travel across the gap in the Colchester Causeway along the Island Line Trail. The 45-foot long pontoon boat has been equipped with bike racks and comfortable seats to carry bikers and walkers between Colchester and the Hero Islands. The 200-foot wide gap in the Causeway is bridged by the Bike Ferry, turning the ride into a novel and beautiful biking experience. From downtown Burlington, you can travel by foot or by bike along the 13-mile Island Line Trail. The final three miles are on the Colchester Causeway, a strip of raised land extending into Lake Champlain that is bridged by the Local Motion Bike Ferry and surrounded by water and mountain views. The experienced crew will direct you to load your bike onto the boat and will share some fun facts about the mountain views.

Downtown Burlington Vermont's award-winning open air mall is a hub of activity where you'll find historical architecture, year-round festivals, street entertainers, music, over 100 places to shop and dine, and even quiet places to ponder. We invite you find out about exclusive shopping, dining and events in downtown Burlington as well as to explore the area!

A nonprofit organization educating for sustainability. Its campus is a 1,400-acre working farm, forest, and National Historic Landmark. Year-round walking trails and programs; seasonal inn, property tours, and children's farmyard (mid-May to mid-October)

Restored 1812 homestead that includes homes, a schoolhouse, blacksmith shop and a farm in a clearing surrounded by forest and fields.

Colonial Revival House Museum

SAM is open seasonally, from June - early October. Discover 200+ years of community history in the Saint Albans Museum, and explore the heritage of St. Albans, Franklin County, and northwestern Vermont. Current exhibits include: the Central Vermont Railway room; "Farming Franklin County;" a military room featuring the story of the St. Albans Raid, the northernmost land action of the Civil War; a historic classroom; an award-winning women's history display; a room dedicated to the Smith family of entrepreneurs, politicians, and philanthropists; local medical history; Abenaki archaeology; and more. We also host special and loaned exhibitions, arts performances, educational programs, and family-friendly activities. The Bliss Room, our historic and charming event space, is available to rent for weddings and special events. SAM is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Guided and self-paced tours are available.