Adventure Travel Guides in Burlington

Follow the footsteps of history on Vermont’s Long Trail, America’s oldest long-distance footpath. Spanning 273 miles of diverse terrain, this trail offers a raw, engaging wilderness experience for hikers ready to meet the mountain’s challenge head-on.

The Appalachian Gap in Vermont transforms into a quiet, snow-blanketed expanse in winter, offering hikers a rewarding and moderately challenging trek with stunning high country views. This guide walks you through the practical details and sensory experiences to prepare for a winter adventure that’s as much about silence as the scenery.

Explore Vermont's Lake Champlain through a paddle across its iconic Inland Sea, where islands cluster like stepping stones and birdlife thrives amid the breeze. This guide delivers practical tips and vivid insights to prepare you for a memorable adventure on one of the Northeast’s most dynamic waterways.

Camel's Hump offers an unforgettable sunrise experience with panoramic views of Vermont’s Green Mountains and Lake Champlain. This iconic hike blends invigorating terrain with breathtaking light, perfect for adventurers ready to greet the day atop a fiercely beautiful summit.

Experience a rewarding climb on Mt. Philo, where a compact yet steady hike leads to vast views of Lake Champlain and Vermont’s mountain ranges. Perfect for hikers of all levels, this trail combines natural beauty with practical challenge, inviting you to engage fully with the landscape.

Ride the Colchester Causeway for an accessible yet invigorating biking experience framed by sweeping Lake Champlain views. This 4.5-mile path offers calm terrain punctuated by refreshing lake breezes, ideal for all skill levels seeking a blend of adventure and natural beauty.

Lake Champlain captivates paddlers with expansive views of the Adirondacks and Green Mountains from South Burlington’s welcoming shores. This adventure offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty, accessible launch points, and a dynamic waterway that challenges and rewards paddlers of varying skill levels.

Hike Camel's Hump in Huntington, Vermont for a rewarding climb with sweeping views of the Green Mountains. This guide combines vivid trail insights with actionable tips to prepare your adventure and make the most of this iconic Vermont peak.

Mad River Glen offers more than skiing—it provides a rare encounter with Vermont’s raw winter wilderness. Featuring a historic single-chair lift and steep, unspoiled terrain, this mountain promises a grounded and unforgettable ski adventure.

Ride the Island Line Rail Trail in Burlington, Vermont, where a narrow causeway stretches over Lake Champlain, offering unrivaled water views and fresh breezes. This accessible cycling route combines flat, paved terrain with the thrill of open-air adventure, perfect for all skill levels.