- The list below includes 35 free or cheap things to do in or near East Burke, Vermont, including 65 different types of inexpensive activities like Mountains, Horseback Riding, Hiking Trails and Other Adventures.
- From Kingdom Trails to Lake Willoughby, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in East Burke and in nearby cities within 25 miles like St. Johnsbury, Littleton, Bethlehem and Whitefield.
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Acting as a multi-use trail system in Northeast Vermont, Kingdom Trails has even been voted as the Best Mountain Bike Trail Network in the area. In addition to biking, visitors can enjoy hiking in the summer and snowmobiling in the winter.
10.0 Miles
Lake Willoughby is situated within the Willoughby State Forest that includes roughly 7000 acres of land. The lake itself offers 1600 acres of water-based activities, such as fishing for rainbow trout, boating, and swimming.
9.3 Miles
Overlooking Lake Willoughby, Mount Pisgah stands over 2,700 feet high and features Pulpit Rock, a peregrine falcon nesting place. It offers a round-trip hike on a marked trail nearly seven miles long with a view of the nature area.
1.2 Miles
Burke Mountain is located within Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. It serves as a small downhill ski resort in the winter that is very popular with families that have younger children who want to learn how to ski.
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Visitors can enjoy the views and natural scenery of Lake Willoughby at Pulpit Rock. The hiking trail leads to a section of the rock overhang that is elevated 650 feet above the lake.
1.3 Miles
One mile north of East Burke village, D-N-D Stables is open from May to November since 1998. Scenic trails for all ability levels. Where riders get the true riding experience. Small and personal -- fun and friendly -- owner goes with every ride. Allows cantering. Western tack.
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D-N-D Stables Guided Trail Rides offers horseback rides in the Vermont countryside led by experienced guides. The stables offer ring rides for younger riders, foliage rides in the autumn to take in the changing leaves, and long rides by arrangement.
10.0 Miles
Located within the Dog Mountain community, the Stephen Huneck Gallery is a local art gallery featuring a number of works by the gallery's namesake artist. Prints, handmade woodcuts, and books are among the items available at the gallery.
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Set on a 150-acre private property, Dog Mountain is a leash-free zone where pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs. The property is designed with several trails, fields and pools inviting dogs to play, run and swim with their owners and other dogs.
10.8 Miles
Located on Dog Mountain, the Dog Chapel is a pet-friendly chapel built by artist Stephen Huneck, dedicated to the celebration and appreciation of dogs. Visitors are encouraged to bring a photo of a departed dog to leave on the inner walls of the building.