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Travel/Things to Do
Flight
Burlington International Airport (BTV)
The nearest major airport is Burlington International Airport (BTV), about 75 miles south. From there, renting a car is recommended for the scenic drive north. Enosburg Falls is approximately a 3.5-hour drive from Burlington, Vermont. From Burlington, take I-89 N to St. Albans, then follow VT-105 W and VT-108 N directly into Enosburg Falls.
Travel Note
Things to Do Around Enosburg Falls
1. Enosburg Falls River Access Park This 7-acre riverside park offers picturesque views of the Missisquoi River and the iconic Enosburg Falls. It's a popular spot for fishing, swimming, paddling, and photography. Dogs are allowed on a leash, making it a great place for a leisurely stroll. 2. Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail A 26.1-mile multi-use trail stretching from St. Albans to Richford, passing through Enosburg Falls. Ideal for hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing, it offers scenic views of forests, farmland, and the Missisquoi River. 3. Lake Carmi State Park Located just outside Enosburg Falls, this state park provides over two miles of shoreline on Lake Carmi. Activities include camping, swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, and wildlife watching. The park also offers interpretive programs led by park rangers. 4. Vermont Dairy Festival Held annually in early June, the Vermont Dairy Festival celebrates the region's dairy heritage with parades, contests, and plenty of local dairy delights. It's a fun way to experience the community spirit of Enosburg Falls. 5. Enosburg Opera House Built in 1892, this historic venue hosts a variety of performances, including theater productions and concerts. It's a cultural gem in the heart of Enosburg Falls. 6. Local Dining and Breweries The Wilder Pub: A cozy spot offering a selection of local beers and hearty pub fare. Enosburg Falls Steak House: Known for its mouth-watering steaks and seafood dishes, it's perfect for a romantic meal. Milk & Honey Café: A charming café known for its dairy-rich menu, including lattes made with local milk and slices of cheesecake crafted from Vermont cream cheese.