Burlington, Vermont / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Burlington, Vermont
Lake Champlain, a pedestrian marketplace and wooded parks give Burlington a mix of city and waterside subjects. These eight ideas stay in Vermont’s Burlington.
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Waterfront Park
Waterfront Park faces Lake Champlain. Use the edge of a path or the shore as a foreground, with the lake and distant Adirondacks beyond.
Search Google MapsChurch Street Marketplace
Church Street Marketplace is an outdoor pedestrian shopping area with historic buildings. Photograph along a short stretch, or concentrate on a single storefront and its architectural details.
Search Google MapsBattery Park
Battery Park sits above the waterfront and looks across Lake Champlain toward the Adirondacks. Frame the lake from the promenade and let the park provide foreground context.
Search Google MapsCity Hall Park
City Hall Park occupies a block beside the Church Street area. Look for a view that combines the central fountain or green space with the surrounding city streets.
Search Google MapsOakledge Park
Oakledge Park follows Burlington’s southern lakeshore and includes beach and woodland areas. Photograph the lake from a designated path or beach and keep vegetation undisturbed.
Search Google MapsEthan Allen Tower
Ethan Allen Park has a stone lookout tower among wooded trails. From the path, frame the tower with the surrounding trees. Check whether the tower itself is open before planning a climb.
Search Google MapsECHO waterfront
ECHO, the lake science centre, stands on Burlington’s waterfront. From outside, use the building as a foreground element and the lake setting to locate it in the city.
Search Google MapsNorth Beach
North Beach is one of Burlington’s lakeside stops north of downtown. A shoreline view can show the scale of Lake Champlain; leave beach access clear for others.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Hello Burlington: Parks and gardens
- Love Burlington: Church Street Marketplace
- Love Burlington: Battery Park
- Love Burlington: City Hall Park
- Burlington Wildways: Oakledge Park
- Vermont Historical Society: Ethan Allen Park
- Love Burlington: ECHO on the waterfront
- Hello Burlington: Family activities and North Beach