Well,I love history,especially when you find out that a site you go to,was once part of the…read moreAtlantic Ocean, post Glacier times(10,000 of years ago)? You find out it once had Salt water? It has waves and it feels like the ocean too! Love it,just sit lay and swim in it? I am going soon to it again!

This state park is amazing! The beach is so clean and nice. The water is so refreshing and the…read moreviews are awesome! It can smell a fish fishy when you first walk into the beach, but the smell doesn't last very long (probably just some standing water). The beach is mostly sand but some rocks and pebbles (so where shoes when you walk in). I highly recommend going here!

Plattsburgh City Beach on Cumberland Bay gives you a great view of the entire bay; Grand Island and…read morethe Vermont shore. There's over one mile of sandy beach, picnic areas, hiking trails, toilette facilities, kayak rentals and a snack concession. Of special note is the park is dog friendly too. Definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in the area.

Hey, it's a long way to the ocean…read more I really enjoy Plattsburgh beach whenever we go. the waters are calm, the vibe is chill, and the park is well maintained.

Best skatepark in the state of Vermont has so much to do skaters are nice so with scooters…read moreKids they watch out and they grab skateboards and it's a lovely place in Vermont right by the waterfront

My second attempt First it was packed…read moreSecond it rained Without skating it, it's still 5 stars Great bowl and street section Maybe next time.... And oh yeah; scooters are lame and suck

I found the perfect spot for a sunset picture, landing here after dinner at Bluebird Barbecue…read more There is a small parking lot with space for a half-dozen cars. There are a couple of benches or you can sit on the wall. And around the corner to the south, there is a trail that takes you down to the Winooski River. But tonight, way too many mosquitoes to make that trip worth while. Instead, I stayed at the peak and took these pictures. [Review 18502 overall - 101 in Vermont - 2024 of 2022.]

Pretty solid executive course, mostly 3s and short 4s, good way to get you golf fix without wasting…read morea whole day.

Absolutely great service at a great casual course…read more Nick was absolutely fantastic at the front desk giving us a putter when we forgot ours. Additionally, Adam was amazing being a very polite groundskeeper. Very pleased and will 10/10 be returning

Colchester is my hometown. The view of Lake Champlain is beautiful. Colchester also has a nice…read moreschool system. There are some great parks to play at here such as Bayside Park (even has a skate park) and Airport Park. There is also a bike path that goes from Colchester all the way to downtown Burlington. I'm sure it goes even further but I usually stop once I'm downtown.

Trails: I'm leaving that to my 3 Yelp Colleagues' previous reviews. I'm here for a Waterway Trail…read moreReview on the Missisquoi River from Louis' Landing along Route 78 and tracking out North to delta where Lake Champlain and Missisquoi Bay merge. Traveled one hot and sticky day, out and back, in kayak with Mama Bear and myself Papa Bear. No dog on this journey, just it's Human pets. The total loop for the day was about 8 miles. At our hallway mark, the River Delta, we were approximately 1 Nautical Mile from the Canadian border, which still wasn't open. Rumor had it, the Mounties had a crack scuba team patrolling out there, called the Canadian Bubblies. I wasn't about to test our fait, so we turned back. The water trail itself was quite beautiful with wildlife along the shores, in the trees, in the woods, and definitely swimming below (NOT THE BUBBLIES). Along the way, we observed bald eagle, muskrats, variety of turtles, many other bird and bug types in flight sporting their own unique colorations. One pair of eagle sat peacefully together on a tree limb as we quietly drifted by. Other power watercraft passed by - cheating themselves of the experience, but this one can't help being a wee bit envious, too. A couple of days later, in Kayaks and equipped with fishing poles, we took Louis' Landing on an Easterly and North-by-Northeasterly route. This also led to the Missisquoi Bay, however, we turned back after tracking out to a 3rd mile, round out to 6 mile loop. Along the way, Mama Bear certainly proved her fishing skills and reeled in that nights dinner. Yes, this sad sport paid the wager by cleaning and cooking HER Beautiful Trophy Trout! She did throw me some scraps.

We came here for a short walk on a beautiful spring day…read more The leaves were just starting to bud but that didn't stop the bugs. While it wasn't too horrible, I can tell in the summer or maybe in just a week or two the mosquitos will be hatching and it might not be a fun time in the woods! There is a lot of swampy land and sitting water. Otherwise its a great walking path, very flat and good for kids. My mom used to bring me and my brother here when we were little. There is a composting toilet if nature calls before or after the hike. There is also lots of educational information at the beginning of the hike and along the path. Also: There is a sign for no hunting on the refuge. This is a nice and easy walk for anyone to do!

Beautiful beach. Shallow enough for the entire family w/ lifeguards on the weekends. Has grill,…read morebathrooms, chairs and umbrellas for use. Worth joining the association.