Lake Champlain and the towns along the shore have a long, fascinating history and an exciting character today. Everywhere you turn amid our open spaces and legendary places, there's a sweet treat, cool hike, or fascinating historic site ready for you to savor.

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Camping in the Lake Champlain Region is a truly unforgettable experience. Wake to the sounds of waves lapping against the beautiful shoreline and take in stunning views of mountains in New York and Vermont.

The Lake Champlain Region is home to some of the best fishing around. From deep corners of Lake Champlain to secluded ponds to trout streams, wherever you choose to drop a line, there is a waterway ripe for whichever species you prefer to fish.

The Lake Champlain Region is a beautiful, wide-open place where the lake and the mountains meet. To the west, we have scenic views of the Adirondack Mountains and to the east, we have the Green Mountains of Vermont that rise behind Lake Champlain.

No matter the season, there are opportunities to stay on scenic bluffs overlooking Lake Champlain, historic inns with amazing amenities, or rustic, great camp-style lodging.

Attractions for all ages The Lake Champlain Region offers exciting adventures for both the young and the young at heart. Opportunities range from famous military forts and museums to arts and cultural venues to a plethora of outdoor recreational...

Lake Champlain is a boater's paradise with expansive waterways, sheltered bays, sandy shores, and secluded places to lower anchor. Boating on Lake Champlain is the perfect way to experience what a large Adirondack lake — and one of the largest in the nation — has to offer.

Lake Champlain is the Adirondacks' largest lake, providing the perfect playground for boating, fishing, water sports and lake monsters. That's right, lake monsters. For centuries legends and alleged sightings of an enormous swimming monster have captured the imagination of locals, visitors, and even scholars. In the beginning

No matter the season, Lake Champlain is a fisherman's paradise. This big lake is perfect for catching salmon and lake trout near Port Henry or the Champlain Bridge, while perch and bluegills are abundant in places like Bulwagga Bay.