Shelburne in summer
Summer is peak season in Shelburne, with long days perfect for visiting storied landmarks, enjoying outdoor concerts, hiking through the woods and exploring the shores of Lake Champlain.
Shelburne Museum:
Ride the carousel, stroll the decks of the steamer Ticonderoga, inhale the fragrances of the twenty-two gardens, or watch the sun go down over the Adirondacks during a headline Concert on the Green.
Shelburne Farms:
Explore ten miles of walking trails, past heritage architecture, through wooded glens, and among herds of Brown Swiss cows, whose milk is used in award-winning Farmstead Cheddar.
Shelburne Farmers Market:
Just steps from your door, browse fresh produce, artisan foods and handmade crafts at the Saturday market, or make a new friend at this popular local gathering point.
LaPlatte Nature Park:
Just minutes away by foot lie 145 acres along the LaPlatte River and Overlook Falls, with trails for walking and running, community gardens, and scenic views.
Shelburne Bay Park:
Less than a mile away: 104 acres with over a mile of lake frontage, forested ledges, and open meadows, featuring picnic areas, fishing access, a public boat launch, and a 1.4-mile recreation path.