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Our Region

Our regional area in Chittenden County, Vermont includes Burlington, South Burlington, Charlotte, Colchester, Essex - Essex Junction, Hinesburg, Jericho, Milton, Rutland, Shelburne, St. Albans, St. George, Williston, Winooski and more from the Champlain Valley Region of northwestern Vermont and more.

Click on a city/town or scroll down for local web links of interest for our region.
 




Video courtesy of the
Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce


 

Main Recreation
Vermont Tourism Network
Vermont Recreation and Parks Association
Burlington Parks and Recreation
Champlain Valley Recreation Association
Ski Vermont
Tommy Thompson Community Garden
Lake Champlain Birding Trail
Best Road Biking in Vermont
Vermont Recreation Trails Directory
Vermont Trails and Greenways
Vermont Golf Courses
Vermont Apple Orchards
Fellowship of the Wheel
Vermont State Women's Golf Association
Catamount Trail - Cross Country Skiing the Length of Vermont
Hikes with Kids in Vermont
Vermont Mozart Festival
UVM Environmental Program
Vermont Home Page
Chittenden County, Vermont
Vermont Land Trust
Vermont Chamber of Commerce
Living and Moving to Vermont
Vermont Public Transportation Association
Vermont Magazine
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission
Visit Vermont
Healthiest State Award (6 out of 7 years as of 2007)
Yankee Magazine
Lake Champlain Ferries
Vermont Ranked as Healthiest State!
Vermont Weddings
 


 
Burlington




Burlington - 10 Best Cities for the Next Decade - Kiplinger Magazine

Best Cities 2010: Burlington, Vt. - Kiplinger Magazine




Known to many as one of the top places to live or vacation, Burlington Vermont is quietly nestled along the shores of Lake Champlain with stunning mountain views. It is just a day’s drive from Boston, New York City, and Montreal. Burlington’s historic commercial and industrial buildings, famous Church Street Marketplace, serene natural setting, and lively downtown atmosphere combine for a truly memorable bed and breakfast destination.

Church Street Marketplace is the heart of Burlington and the place to shop. Beginning at the 1816 Unitarian Church and extending four blocks south, the pedestrian mall entices shoppers with unique local boutiques and shops, street performers, delicious restaurants, and much more. Located adjacent to the indoor Burlington Town Center, with national retail chains, shopping at the Church Street Marketplace is more than just an afternoon’s outing. You’ll discover the local flare and flavors that make Burlington a distinctive destination.

The fantastic quality of life in Burlington makes for excellent restaurants, providing diners with options aplenty ranging from lakeside diners to upscale eateries. In Burlington, you’ll savor Mexican favorites, New York style pizza, contemporary Italian cuisine, exquisite wine bars with extensive lists, and generous portions of family favorites: steak, chicken, ribs, and more!

Burlington - a friendly town with charming character in a truly magical lakeside setting.


Top reasons to choose Burlington, VT:

Burlington was named one of the Top 10 “Best Small Cities to do Business in” by Inc. Magazine (2004).

Burlington named one of "Best Places to Retire Young" by CNNMoney.com in 2007.

Burlington was the Winner of "Best Town" competition on Burbia.com (2007).

Ranked #6 in the world for “Destination Stewardship” by National Geographic Traveler magazine (2004).

“The “Perfect small city” by National Geographic Traveler magazine (2003). The magazine says, “What if you were to design the perfect small city?…What you’d end up with would look a lot like Burlington, Vermont.”

The Northeast’s “Best place to live” by Men’s Journal magazine (2003). “You need only drive a few minutes beyond its limits to find yourself surrounded by lakes, crystal rivers, and trail-packed woodlands,” the magazine states.

“The Healthiest City in America” by Self magazine (2003).

Ranked “one of America’s best places to live” by job-seeker website monster.com (2002).

America’s most “Child-Friendly City" by Zero Population Growth (2002).

"One of the 100 Best Art Towns in America" by author John Villani

"Smartest State Award" by Morgan Quitmo State & City Ranking

"One of the Best Cities for Relocating Families" by Worldwide ERC & Primary Relocation

"Third-Best State in the Nation to Raise Fit Kids" by Child magazine

"The Sixth-Best Small City For Doing Business" (25th Best Overall) Inc.com
 

Neighborhoods Schools
Tour Burlington Neighborhoods Burlington School District
Champlain Elementary School
Edmunds Elementary School
J. J. Flynn Elementary School
C. P. Smith Elementary School
H. O. Wheeler School
H. O. Wheeler School Historical Info
Lawrence Barnes School
Edmunds Middle School
Lyman C. Hunt Middle School
Burlington High School

 
Main
Burlington Vermont home page
Doing business in Burlington, Vermont
Burlington, Greener Pastures
Church Street Marketplace
Lake Champlain Chocolates
Burlington Town Center
Fletcher Allen Health Care
The Burlington Free Press

Committee on Temporary Shelter - COTS
Annual COTS Walk - 2010

 
Recreation
Burlington Parks and Recreation
UVM Natural Areas
Northern Lights Lake Champlain Cruises
ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center
Burlington Country Club

Local Motion
Burlington Bike Path
City Voter - Burlington Bike Path
Burlington - Lake Champlain VT Biking
Burlington Bike Path: Urban Pedaling at Its Best
Biking in Vermont
Lake Champlain Bikeways

Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
UVM Department of Theatre
Burlington City Arts
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
 


 
South Burlington




South Burlington, Vermont is located in the western part of the state on the shores of beautiful Lake Champlain. South Burlington became a town in 1865 after breaking from its neighboring city, Burlington. The current population of the community is about 16,500 citizens. The City is the regional center of the hospitality and retail business sector. South Burlington is known for the quality of its public schools, city services, parks, and recreational opportunities.

South Burlington, in Chittenden County, Vermont offers many recreational parks including the 90 acre "Red Rocks" including lake frontage on Shelburne Bay.

 


Charlotte




The Town of Charlotte, Vermont was chartered in 1762 and is situated in the fertile Champlain Valley with a series of hills and ridges overlooking the great Lake Champlain. Charlotte, with its 3500 residents, hosts a large network of working farms and forests that are flourishing from the productive Champlain Valley soils. Sugarbushes, orchards, dairies, berry farms, a winery, market gardens, livestock operations, honey houses, grain and community supported agriculture are just some of Charlotte's flourishing enterprises. These lands also provide many of the vast scenic landscapes, community trails, Charlotte Park and Wildlife Refuge, and the famous Mt. Philo State Park — all halfway between Middlebury and Burlington, Vermont.

Pictured here is Lake Champlain from the summit of Mt. Philo in Charlotte, Vermont.

 


Colchester




Located on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain in Chittenden County lies Colchester, Vermont. Pictured here is Malletts Bay - one of many wonderful spots to enjoy camping and boating.

 


 
Essex - Essex Junction




Essex, Vermont is located between the majestic Green Mountains and Lake Champlain - the sixth largest fresh water lake in the United States. With its surrounding beauty and the fact that Vermont is the safest state in the U.S. in which to live, Essex is a wonderful place to live and work. Pictured here is the Winooski River.

 


 

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