Things To Do in Isle La Motte, Vermont

In 1666, French Captain Pierre de La Motte settled the first European outpost on Lake Champlain - a fort located near the present day Saint Anne's Shrine . Several years earlier, Samuel de Champlain had set foot on Isle La Motte during ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

There is a peace at St. More on TripAdvisor

There is something so peacefull about this place; in one corner, there is a little building with “mem... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. On this shore was the site of Fort Ste. Anne built in 1666 by Capt. Pierre La Motte for defense against the Mohawks. The Jesuits celebrated the first Mass and erected the first Chapel. Though not permanent, this was Vermont's ... More on HMDB

The Chazy Reef Formation is known worldwide among paleontologists as the oldest fossil reef in the world extending from lower Quebec to northern Alabama. It was formed ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

Handmade Lake Champlain beach glass and beach stone pendants, necklaces, earrings and bracelets. Sterling silver, semi-precious ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

Handcrafted Furniture,Shaker Furniture and Handcrafted Reproduction Early American Antique Furniture, 17th, 18th, 19th Century Period ... More on Mcguirefamilyfurnituremakers.com

Family owned and operated Vermont company specializing in traditionally crafted tiger maple, cherry, and birdseye maple furniture, ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

This Scottish links-style course plays alongside of Lake Champlain. The signature hole is #18, with a beautiful panoramic view of the Green Mountain Range of Vermont and the mountains in the State ... More on Golf.com

Maintenance is mediocre at best and the grounds crew that I've run in to were all jerks. More on GolfReview

With the signing of Senate Bill Number 927 by President Clinton on March 5th, 1998, some people believe Lake Champlain officially became the sixth great lake in the United States. A line item entered in the bill by Senator Patrick ... More on LighthouseFriends.com