We wanted to take a morning stroll with our coffee and this was perfect! It's a short walk to the…read morebeach and it was nice and quiet. There was a decent amount of parking spots but can easily see them filling up during a busier time of the day.

Very nice easy hike! Beautiful views of Lake Champlain. Wide and easy to follow trails.read more

This is a gorgeous park along the shore of lake Champlain, with a wonderful walkway for locals and…read moretourists to enjoy the beauty of the landscape. The downtown Burlington is visible from the park. There's also tiny beach like sand area available. The adjacent park is also very popular among locals. The area bbq stations setup. Multiple playground areas with slides, swing, and marry go round. The park has two parking areas. One closer to main park, another one is further in, closer to the tree house. Both are paid parkings, but when we went on Sunday, we didn't have to pay. There are couple of volleyball fields next to the treehouse. We saw a bunch of people playing. The treehouse itself was underwhelming. Still it is a beautiful park to visit.

What a nice park! It really has everything. Hiking trails by the river, playground, sports court,…read moreand the view! The playground has 2-3 sections so it's not over crowded at the same area. Along the hiking trail, there are equipments for physical therapy. The day we went was chilly but still quite a lot of people biking and hiking. The treehouse is cool but I think it will have better view in summer. Lots graffiti inside tho. I didn't like that. Parking lot on site (kiosk to pay fee?)

This is where everyone eventually drifts, lemme tellya, like moths in Patagucci fleeces toward a…read moresoftly lit REI catalogue. Lolzsies! On lovely Lake Champlain, the park possesses northeastern prettiness that could be offensive to haters. Sailboats. Bike paths. Attractive people pretending not to notice sunsets. And, there is always... A jogger. Someone reading poetry or prose. A couple sharing a blanket in a way that says they likely use summering as a verb. Burlington occasionally leans performative crunchy. Waterfront Park itself remains kinda immune to that. Open. Calm. Genuinely beautiful. It is the kind of place you might hear conversations about niche wine bars or an old-money family friend's lake house where everyone wears cashmere beside open water. Go around sunset. Bring something overpriced in a tote. Stare at the water as though you have inherited generational property disputes in coastal Maine. Perfect evening, darliiiiiiiiing.

Great park, we'll kept. Nice area, wide walkways for biking, walking and jogging and to be able to…read morepass. Water view, near the train and access to the Burlington water front area.

Great view of Lake Champlain and beyond, the Adirondack Mountains. Probably a fantastic spot for a…read moresunset but I missed that this afternoon. The park has a huge parking area, some walking areas and several benches facing the proper direction of the view. The park is linked with the Burlington recreational paths so try it as a destination or trailhead. [Review 18508 overall - 107 in Vermont - 2030 of 2022.]

My friend showed me this adorable little overlook when we were up in BTV. Unfortunately, we came…read moreon an overcast day, but it was still nice to take in the lovely views! This is an amazing place to see sweeping views of the beautiful mountains and Lake Champlain. I imagine it would also be worth checking out at sunset. This is also a great spot for budding photographers. There is a small parking lot here, plus a couple of picnic tables. I'd say this is a must do for first time visitors to this fabulous city! Plan to spend 10-15 minutes here.

We got to see a train, a plane, eyeballs, and a knockoff Loch Ness monster. Deducted one point…read morebecause Champy was smaller than advertised.

Thanks to Rick B. for reminding me to write a review for this beautiful path in Burlington. I was…read morelooking for a review to write for the Island Line Rail Trail, but this seems to be the same thing. From a runner's perspective, I don't search for bike paths to run, to let the cyclists have their routes, so I searched for best runs in Burlington and found the Island Line Rail Trail. What a gem! There are some parts where you are running through neighborhoods, but it's relatively well labeled so you don't get confused, like some other paths in the area. After you run or bike past Airport Park to the gravel portion and marble causeway, you'll reach what's arguably the most picturesque portion of the path to see beautiful views of Lake Champlain. When you get into the Colchester Causeway, you're in the lake - going for a few miles, until you reach a gap. If you care to do so for a small fee, take a short bike ferry and continue along for about another mile. Then, turn around and go back. You'll see neighborhoods and parks, cross the Winooski River on a picturesque bridge, possibly see wildlife like egrets (beautiful!) and herons and even a bald eagle (locals told me about the eagles). Different parts help you see the Lake, but also to just see Burlington's green spaces. Part of this path is run during the Vermont City Marathon, if you look down in the southern portion of the trail, you can see the markings. Even if you're not a runner, this is such a treat for someone who lives here or is visiting - because it's hard to get lost, you don't really need a map, and it's a good long 13 or so miles to just be in nature. So, just find the nearest connection to where you are and get onto the path - you'll enjoy it, wherever and for however long your journey.

No accessible features. Park is primarily focused on a hiking trail with natural history…read moreinterpretation. Misrepresented in several online descriptions...

A easy and fun hike with a good reward at the end. A beautiful view of Lake Champlain from a…read moredistance! It's a 1.3 mile long trail, 2.6 miles total. It's not a really flat walk, but nothing too steep or difficult. Just enough to break a sweat! The parking area we were at had enough parking for maybe 4 cars. The road is a well maintained dirt road, not too pothole ridden but there were a few here and there. The road is also a beautiful walk, I would love to walk on it everyday if I lived here! I really like the forest itself, interesting but also calm and peaceful. Saw some squirrels and a few little frogs. A interesting flower, I'm not sure what type or if it was just dying? I took a picture of it! Come check it out and enjoy the woods for a little while!

Very nice boat ride. Just know that this is not 5 star dining. 2 star at best. I've had better…read moredinners at roadside diners. Veggies were raw and the prime rib was portioned out for a toddler. Very disappointed.

Beautiful boat, fine staff. An all around womderful cruise on Lake Champlain. We did not see Champ,…read morebut we did enjoy a beautiful late afternoon cruise.

We went on a 4 mile kayak trip on the Winooski. Due to changing weather conditions, we called…read moreseveral times to change our trip plans. They were very agreeable to changes and accommodated us.

We've used Umiak for a variety of services, rentals, purchases, etc and they've been wonderful…read more The entire team at Umiak has always been great. Highly recommend them.

A shark proposed to me..... I said no he almost BIT ME…read more I ALMOST DIED Horrible Beach

Perfect place to lounge, paddle, and catch up with friends. The sandbar keeps the boats a little…read morefurther out so they are never too close to shore/the swimming area. You can paddle-board/kayak a good distance in the bay without the fear of in the way of boats. And amazing views of the Adirondack Mountains, of course!

Had an amazing time kayaking and paddle boarding on Blueberry Lake with Clearwater Sports. Kids had…read morea great time! Super relaxing and exceptional views!

Our family had an amazing kayaking tour with Sean from Clearwater Sports. There were 7 of us…read moreranging in age from 12-72. We all had a wonderful time kayaking in the Winooski. While the river was a little low, Sean was great at pointing out how to navigate. He also kept up with all of us, from the fastest to the slowest (me). Sean was a real hit with the 12 and 14 y/o grandchildren, finding the best swimming spots. He also took lots of photos and sent them to us after the tour. And I have to also mention Asa, our driver. He and Sean were a great team. I highly recommend this tour if you are looking for a family outing.