What is the best town to walk around in Vermont?

The heart of Vermont's communities, walkable town centers are steeped in history with cultural attractions, space for social gatherings and memorable shopping and dining experiences. If you're looking for an unforgettable downtown experience, look no further than Newport, Winooski and Waterbury.



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Vibrant, welcoming, innovative Compact and beautiful, Burlington is home to a thriving arts scene, museums and educational opportunities, great shopping, three colleges and a university, as well as a full range of four-season outdoor pursuits.

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With beautiful scenery, great restaurants, a thriving arts scene, and year-round outdoor activities, Burlington, Vermont, is worth visiting any time of the year.

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A short walk from Church Street takes visitors to nearby Burlington Waterfront Park, offering ferry crossings, excursion boats, and a 12.5-mile walking/bike path that connects to the Lake Champlain Islands via bike ferry in summer.

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Living in Vermont, everyone needs a car sometimes, but you don't have to own one (or more) to enjoy the convenience of driving. Whenever you need to drive, reserve the vehicle of your choice near you, get in, and go.

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Public transport in Burlington Getting around with public transport is an affordable way to travel. Depending on the area, you can view nearby bus or subway routes with Uber Transit to help plan your travels.

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Vermont is known for its scenic rolling mountains, quality skiing, organic locally produced food, and its open-minded culture. Known as the Green Mountain State, (Vermont translates to green mountain – ver mont- in French) Vermont provides an abundance of outdoor activities winter or summer.

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