Town name: Burke
Population: 1,651
Area: 34.0 mi²
A Town Built for Outdoor Adventure
Chartered in 1782, Burke is believed to be named after British statesman Edmund Burke. Nestled in Caledonia County, this scenic town is known for its world-class skiing, biking, and outdoor recreation.
What Makes Burke Special?
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Burke Mountain – A family-friendly ski resort with 45 trails across 250 acres and a 2,011 ft vertical drop. The mountain averages 217 inches of snowfall annually.
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Kingdom Trails – One of the best mountain biking trail networks in North America, offering routes for all skill levels.
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Close to Lake Willoughby – A stunning glacial lake just a short drive away.
Things to Do
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Winter: Downhill skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing.
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Summer: Hiking, biking, running, kayaking, horseback riding, fishing, and golfing.
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Annual Events: Strawberry Festival, Fall Foliage Festival, and the West Burke Sled Dog Dash.
Fun Facts
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Burke Mountain Academy is one of the most prestigious ski schools in the country, producing Olympians such as Mikaela Shiffrin.
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Kingdom Trails attracts over 100,000 riders annually, making it a major destination for mountain biking enthusiasts.
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Burke Mountain Academy, which is a renowned ski academy, has schooled 45 students that became Olympians.
With its small-town charm and big outdoor opportunities, Burke is a paradise for adventure lovers, families, and anyone looking to experience Vermont’s beauty year-round.
Town Websites: www.burkevermont.com or www.burkevermont.org
Schools:
- K-8: Burke Town School
- High School: Burke Mountain Academy
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