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The Island Line Bike Ferry at Colchester Causeway www.localmotion.org/bike_ferry During Summer service, Bike Ferry Hours are 10am-5pm Mon-Fri & 10am-6pm Sat & Sun. The Bike Ferry runs continuously throughout the day. Reservations are not required, and the boat runs by passenger's donations (cash or Venmo). The 2025 Bike Ferry season begins Memorial Day weekend, Friday May 23 - Monday May 26. Spring service on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays through Sunday June 15th. Summer daily (7 days a week) service begins Monday June 16th and ends on Labor Day September 1st. Fall weekend service on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays begins Sept 5th. Last day of 2025 service is Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday October 13th.

Just the place to stop for a bit of everything, from groceries to snacks, housewares, extra gear, and so on. It doesn't hurt that there's a beautiful view of the coast right on the other side of the road, too.

Although Grand Isle State Park itself is tiny, it's your ticket to some great, scenic cycling trails. There's a big campground here too, so you can more or less bikepack without the bother of actually hauling your gear.

The Colchester Causeway has a 200-foot gap here to allow boats to pass through. In the summer, there is a short ferry that takes you to the other side to complete the trail.

Also known as the Island Line Trail, the Colchester Causeway is a 13.4-mile gravel path that follows the old Island Line Railroad. It is popular with walkers, runners and cyclists.

The Colchester Causeway is a popular, incredibly unique recreational trail located in Burlington, Vermont. It extends from the mainland to South Hero Island in Lake Champlain. The causeway is a narrow strip of land that was once used by the Rutland Railroad as a rail line connecting Burlington to the Champlain Islands. However, the rail line was abandoned in the 1960s, and the causeway was converted into a trail for pedestrians and cyclists. The causeway offers stunning views of Lake Champlain and the surrounding mountains. It's a popular spot for walking, jogging, biking, fishing, and birdwatching. The trail is relatively flat and easy to navigate, making it suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. One of the highlights of the Colchester Causeway is the scenic bike ferry that operates during the warmer months (check the schedule here https://www.localmotion.org/bike_ferry). The ferry shuttles cyclists across a 200-foot gap in the causeway, allowing them to continue their journey uninterrupted. This unique feature adds to the charm of the trail and provides a memorable experience for visitors.

This is a wonderful spot to visit, however it is possible that the ferry is not operating as it was the case for me in july 2023. If you are planning to cross on the other side during your tour, you will need to loop around the bay (through Niquette Bay and Coalchester) , which represents an extra 15km approximately

Here the track is interrupted. But in summer a ferry helps out.