Chimney Point is a peninsula in the town of Addison, Vermont, which juts into Lake Champlain forming a narrows. It is one of the earliest settled and most strategic sites in the Champlain Valley. For thousands of years, the locale was occupied by Native Americans.
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Lake Champlain Bridge
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Champlain Memorial Lighthouse
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Fort St. Frederic
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The Bridge Restaurant
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Absolutely breathtaking view of the French and British ruins, the water, natural wonders, the "new" bridge and there's a self guided tour with historical signs that includes a huge amount of pre-Revolutionary colonial history on up The museum hours a bit odd;...
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Open seasonally, chimney point houses artifacts and information about the inhabitants of the area over the past 1000+ years! Definitely stop in, we visited in the autumn and got to taste an apple from 300 year old tree planted by early...
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The park is ok, but when they remade the boat launch area, they put large rock barriers all around it and reduced the parking area down to a ridiculously small area. It was not necessary and a great...
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