The Lake Champlain Islands are a collection of isles on the sixth biggest lake in the United States. They offer a world of water activities all year round with 200 miles of shoreline offering everything from swimming and sailing to ice fishing and snowmobiling.

These islands are ideal for visitors looking for a slower pace, culture, rich history, and scenic views. Guests can travel the Lake Champlain Byway to access the 30-mile-long isles, and have the chance partake in various themed activities such as Chews & Brews. Each of the islands offers its own unique attributes, such as South Hero, which features Vermont’s first vineyard.

US-2, North Hero, VT, Phone: 802-372-8400

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