Stretching 125 miles from Whitehall, New York to the Canadian border, Lake Champlain is one of the largest freshwater lakes in the country. It boasts more than 585 miles of shoreline, 70 islands, and water that ranges from wide-open main lake to sheltered island passages and quiet backwater bays.
Whether you’re running the length of the lake on a multi-day cruise, anchoring off an island for the afternoon, or spending a summer day wake surfing in one of the calmer bays, the lake has room for all of it. Launches are available on both the New York and Vermont sides, so you can put in close to wherever your day is taking you.
