Located in both Vermont and Quebec, Lake Memphremagog is a fresh water glacial lake with 75 miles of shoreline. Lac Memphremagog means “beautiful waters” and is known today for its beauty especially during the fall foliage. The lake supplies drinking water and electricity to different municipalities. Whipple Point has a concrete launch ramp and year-round restrooms.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Located in Franklin County, Tabor Access Point offers a concrete boat ramp that can accommodate medium-sized boats. There are no facilities or restrooms but access is available year-round. This explores the waters of Maquam Bay and Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Chipmans Point has a concrete ramp but no restrooms or facilities. The shoreline is undeveloped with thick vegetation making pleasant waters for paddling.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Stephensen Point has a concrete boat ramp that can accommodate medium-sized boats and is located in Grand Isle County. There are no restrooms are facilities, but access is available year-round. There are several islands to explore and visit.

Lake Champlain shares the border with Vermont, running north and south. At 125 miles long, this lake sure fits it's given title as being the Adirondack's Great Lake. The water is surrounded by hills, trees, and mountains. For most paddlers, it would probably be best to stick close to the shoreline to avoid boat traffic and choppy water conditions. Best also to avoid during windy weather. This particular route remains in one of Champlain's largest bays, Willsboro Bay. This may be a preferred location for paddlers due to the separation it has from the lake's larger body. If one decides to loop the perimeter of this bay, an open water crossing is required at the bay's opening to the north.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Malletts Bay Access is a large boat ramp and marina. It is protected and surrounded by residents. Fishing is popular with a variety of possible catches.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Sand Bar State Park offers a small gravel boat ramp and explores the shoreline of Sand Bar State Park. There is a variety of wildlife and fish to catch.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Dillenbeck Bay is a secluded access site that is popular for fishing. It offers a gravel launch ramp and restrooms during the summer months.

Lake Champlain lies in New York, Vermont and parts of Canada stretching 100 miles in length and 12 miles at its widest point. There are 70 islands including an entire Vermont county. Vacation rentals are found all around the lake. Located in Addison County, Larrabees Point is a protected cove known as Beadles Cove. The shoreline is lined with thick vegetation. The ramp is concrete and bathrooms are available.

Squam Lake offers some excellent paddle touring on a large lake with a convoluted and scenic shoreline. The center of the lake is host to many islands from tiny wooded outcroppings to larger inhabited woodlands. The northeastern portion of the lake has several isolated bays to explore that are separated by narrow straits. There are ample fishing and wildlife viewing opportunities on the lake and the nearby town of Holderness can provide basic services. Boat ramp and parking fees apply.