Day 1: Depart the Navtours base and sail towards Valcour Island, New York. Valcour Island is considered a protected state park and is only around 2 miles long. The island features many beautiful hiking trails and restaurants to dine at.
Day 2: In the morning sail from Valcour Island to Willsboro Bay. Anchorages are available at the bottom of the bay south of Willsboro Bay Marina and the southeast corner, near the New York state boat ramps.This is the perfect fishing spot for rainbow trout, walleye and bluegill to name a few catches. Both areas feature restaurants and boat services.
Day 3: Leave Willsboro behind and sail towards Vermont; Shelburne Bay is your next stop. Anchoring is available in the south end of bay. Shelburne Bay Park is made up of ninety- three acres of land and many recreational activities that include several trails to explore. This area attracts tourists from all over for its sporting events, parades, fireworks, vineyards and local breweries and it is home to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory.
Day 4: Depart Shelburne Bay and head towards Burlington, Vermont. The Burlington area is a small city that is comprised of many great restaurants, bars, breweries, shops and outdoor fun, all within a short walk of Burlington Harbor. Burlington is home to many great live music venues as well, including The Light Club Lamp Shop, a fully functional lamp shop and nightclub where the lamps lights dance along to the music of folk, rock and even early house and disco music played by local DJs and musicians. The area is also a great spot to stop to grab any extra provisions for your final stretch back to Plattsburgh.
Day 5: Sail from Burlington to Mallets Bay for a perfect anchorage to enjoy gorgeous mountain views and a picnic on land.
Day 6: On the final stretch of your Lake Champlain adventure stop by Burton Island. Burton Island spans only 253 acres and is home to many campsites, hiking trails, a nature center and some ideal areas for a picnic.
Day 7: In the morning head towards Point au Roche State Park, New York. This area includes forested areas, a small beach, and a picnic area to enjoy your lunch. This area is also popular for fishing so get your poles out! Some activities you can enjoy on land are hiking trails, volleyball, softball and a nature center, which is open all year long.
