Activities and Attractions in Vermont
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Summers on Lake Champlain. Named for the French explorer Samuel de Champlain, who happened upon its shores in 1609, Lake Champlain is touches on the borders of Vermont, New York, and Quebec, Canada. Over the years and generations, Lake Champlain has become a popular summer vacation retreat for those who love camping and water sports like kayaking, boating, and swimming, or simply being surrounded by the peaceful, great outdoors. Ferries leave from Burlington and cross over to Port Kent, New York, seasonally. And if you’re very lucky, you just might catch a glimpse of “Champ,” the fabled creature that is said to live in the waters of Lake Champlain and resembles Scotland’s Loch Ness Monster! [Top]
Ultimate Vermont Skiing. The Champlain Valley offers several premium skiing and snowboarding opportunities in the Burlington, Vermont, area. The Trapp Family Lodge, inspired by the beloved musical, The Sound of Music, is situated on 2,700 acres of unspoiled Vermont countryside with loads of cross-country skiing opportunities. Sugarbush Resort and Smugglers’ Notch Resort are both popular with families, youth groups, and team building programs. In the summer, several resorts stay open with golf, hiking, and fitness centers that include climbing walls, squash courts, and even swimming pools. The well-known ski resort of Stowe, just 33 miles from Rodeway Inn in South Burlington, boasts alpine and cross-country trails. Our cozy, pet-friendly hotel is a fine retreat after a full day on the slopes or trails. Relax with standard deluxe amenities like free wireless high speed Internet access, complimentary breakfast buffets, and premium cable TV. [Top] Year Round Fun in Vermont. From premier shopping to eclectic dining, from natural wonders to cultural diversions, Burlington, Vermont, has something for every visitor all year round! If shopping is your passion, Burlington Town Center has a wide array of shops and stores, including The Gap, Williams-Sonoma, and Crabtree & Evelyn. For foodies, Burlington offers just about every cuisine under the sun, from steakhouses to Chinese restaurants. In the summer, the Discover Jazz Festival turns Burlington into a stage for some of music’s top talents. Take the kids on a tour of the Vermont Teddy Bear Company where they can “make a friend for life” and learn how these loveable , huggable creatures are crafted. Whether snow falls, leaves turn, flowers bloom, or sun shines, there is so much to see and do in the Burlington, Vermont, area. The hardest part is deciding! [Top]
Rodeway Inn - South Burlington, VT
1016 Shelburne Road, South Burlington, VT 05403
Toll Free: 877-424-6423 Fax: 802-862-8009
1016 Shelburne Road, South Burlington, VT 05403
Toll Free: 877-424-6423 Fax: 802-862-8009
