Burlington Flights and Travel Guide

New England is famous for its quaint and quiet towns and Burlington, Vermont, is no exception. Tucked away in Chittenden County, Burlington is Vermont’s largest city and offers a wide range of activity for any traveler. Mountain climbing, skiing, camping, rafting and canoeing are just a few of the activities that await travelers booking flights to Burlington. But before it was an outdoor adventureland, Burlington was an important military base during the War of 1812. Nineteenth-century Burlington brought a wealth of resources that today keep the city rich in history.

Situated on Lake Champlain, travelers finding cheap flights to Burlington won’t be left with a shortage of activities. City galleries, art museums and shopping districts welcome an estimated four million visitors a year. From historic homes to the Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory, there’s something to suit every traveler’s taste.

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Burlington Climate

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When to Fly to Burlington

When you travel to Burlington depends on your personal preferences. If you're a skier, the winter is the best time to book flights to Burlington. If you're a nature-lover, Spring is stunning.

Peak Season:

Most travelers find flights to Burlington for ski season -- November through February. Keep in mind the winters can get frigid in Vermont, but rarely does that deter a hard-core skier.

Off Season:

Not really an off-season due to weather, but Spring is usually a low-travel time in Burlington. The weather is beautiful, the flowers are blooming and many businesses ar

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Getting Around Burlington

Burlington is a pedestrian-friendly city and easy to negotiate on foot. Walking is also the best way to enjoy the beauty of the city and its surroundings.

Car rental agencies are available in the city and at the Burlington Airport. Traffic is heavy at peak hours.

The Chittenden County Transportation Authority (CCTA) runs the public bus system; the main terminal is at Church and Cherry Streets. Buses tend to be reliable and affordable.

Renting a bicycle is also a good option, particularly if one takes advantage of the Waterfront Bike Path.

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