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Known as the gateway to the Champlain Islands, South Hero has much to offer from a growing town center, orchards, vineyards, the Island Line Trail and a public beach.
The most populous town of the Champlain Islands, Grand Isle is a biking mecca and home to the Grand Isle State Park, Ladd’s Landing Marina, and the Champlain Island Farmers’ Market.
The quaint picturesque village is located on City Bay with panoramic views and popular destinations such as Hero’s Welcome General Store, the North Hero House Inn & Restaurant, and Knight Island.
The smallest of the Champlain Island towns, Isle La Motte dotted with orchards and vineyards, and is also home to the world’s oldest coral reef, Chazy Reef.
Providing a gateway to Vermont from New York and Canada, Alburgh offers a plethora of lakeshore options and simple affordable rural living.
Swanton is located in the northwest corner of Vermont with a border on Lake Champlain. The village is a commercial hub surrounded by idyllic Vermont farmland.
St. Albans is located in the northwestern portion of Franklin County near the shores of Lake Champlain. It is surrounded by the Town of St. Albans with lush farmland and rolling hills.
Located in the southwest corner of Franklin County, the town of Georgia is directly on Lake Champlain and is just south of St Albans City offering a mix of lakefront and rural lifestyles.
Located in Chittenden County, Milton is approximately 14 miles North of Burlington and boasts a vibrant, diverse, and growing community close to the Lake and Smuggler’s Notch.
The second most populous town in Vermont, Colchester is just North of Burlington directly on Lake Champlain and includes the International Sailing Center on Mallet’s Bay.
Nestled between the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain, Essex features a landscape both bucolic and urban. It is a desirable area for all types of lifestyles.
The largest city in Vermont, Burlington is the Vermont’s cultural and economic center located on the beautiful shores of Lake Champlain and the pedestrian friendly Church Street Marketplace.
