Welcome

Featuring a blend of idyllic hamlets and bucolic farms, the Lake Champlain Region is noted for its rich 400-year history. The region also boasts one of the most striking skylines in the eastern U.S., as rolling hills and fertile farmlands give way to magnificent Lake Champlain. The 121-mile fresh water lake is enveloped by the Adirondack High Peaks to the west and the Green Mountains of Vermont to the east.

This winter, visit the region's quaint waterfront villages and historic towns and enjoy all of the Lake Champlain attractions. A can't-miss year-round attraction is the Ausable Chasm, which is just as spectacular in the winter to explore on foot. Surrounded by shimmering icy cliffs, the canyon contains frozen waterfalls and magnificent scenic overlooks. Take a look at a Lake Champlain winter itinerary to help you start planning your winter vacation.

From ice fishing on Lake Champlain, to snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and scenic walks throughout the region's picturesque landscape, there are ample Lake Champlain outdoor activities. Whatever you decide to do, remember to always keep your eyes open and look ahead. As you crest the region's rolling hills, you'll see breathtaking views of Lake Champlain in the distance as the snow-covered Adirondack Mountains shine in the sunlight around you.

After a day of snowy outdoor adventure, take comfort in the warmth of the great indoors with a meal at one of the region's many Lake Champlain restaurants. Take in regional culture by visiting an art gallery, shopping, dining or attending a theater performance. Go back in time to the American Revolution or the French and Indian War by visiting some of the region's notable historic landmarks and museums. 

Plan your trip and book your Lake Champlain lodging today!