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Moody Pond is a serene 25-acre body of water at the foot of Baker Mountain and just east of Saranac Lake. There is a flat gravel path that loops around the banks of the lake.

The Baker Mountain Trail is a moderately challenging trail that takes you up into the Adirondacks. From the trail there are great views of Saranac Lake, the McKenzie Mountain Wilderness Area, and the High Peaks.

The Burlington Greenway is an 8-mile paved path that hugs the Lake Champlain shoreline, offering stunning water and mountain views. It links downtown Burlington with parks, beaches, and neighborhoods. Don’t miss the northern stretch along the causeway and the seasonal bike ferry to the Champlain Islands. This section includes a boardwalk with signs advising cyclists not to ride, due to the narrow space and high pedestrian traffic.

City Hall Park an urban park downtown Burlington. It is a great place for a break during a walk through the city.

Waterfront Park in Burlington, Vermont, is a scenic public park on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain. Known for its breathtaking views of the lake and the Adirondack Mountains, the park offers open green spaces, walking paths, and access to the Burlington Bike Path, making it a popular spot for outdoor activities like cycling, walking, and picnicking. The park also hosts numerous events and festivals throughout the year, including the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival and the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival.

Burlington City Hall is located at 149 Church Street in downtown Burlington, Vermont. It is a prominent civic building and an architectural landmark. Constructed in 1928 in the Neoclassical style, it features a grand façade with columns, reflecting its importance as the administrative center of the city. The building houses key municipal offices, including the Mayor's Office and the City Clerk’s Office, and serves as a venue for city council meetings and public events.

From this spot where Lone Rock Point Trail pops out onto North Beach. This is a great spot to take in the open, sweeping views over Lake Champlain.

Rock Point, a 94-acre natural area in Burlington, Vermont, is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs along Lake Champlain and rich biodiversity and features a recently restored trail system, including stone staircases, boardwalks, and overlooks, offering visitors opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying panoramic views of the lake and surrounding landscapes. Notably, Rock Point showcases the Champlain Thrust Fault, a significant geological feature displaying 400-million-year-old bedrock formations. Public access is permitted with a free trail pass, and visitors are encouraged to follow guidelines to protect the area's sensitive ecological zones. Due to limited on-site parking, it's recommended to park at nearby locations like Leddy Park and access the trails via the Burlington Bike Path.