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Shelburne Bay Park
The sparkling blue bay is not the only fascinating thing you will see when you visit this park.
Plan Around Shelburne Bay Park
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Shelburne Bay Park Details
The sparkling blue bay is not the only fascinating thing you will see when you visit this park. This 104-acre area is also a natural habitat for birds both migratory and native. In the winter, you will see different types of waterfowl, including Canada Geese, Mallards, and Buffleheads. Year-round resident species include Herring Gulls and Great Black-backed Gulls. And do not forget to keep a lookout for the rare Caspian Terns or Snow Geese. Only a few of these have been spotted flying around the area.
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Nearby Parks Around Shelburne Bay Park
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Shelburne Bay Park
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0.5 mi away
Shelburne Farms
Established in 1886, this 1,400-acre farm is still thriving to this day.
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Burlington Greenway
With 8-miles of flat, paved trail, this ride from Queen City Park Road to Winooski River is a great all-around trail for all levels.
3.9 mi away
Island Line Rail Trail
Following the former Rutland-Canadian Railroad route, this 13.4-mile trail along Lake Champlain is a mix of green parks, sandy beaches, and urban industrial buildings.
4.8 mi away
Charlotte Park
Often overlooked for more popular birding areas near Charlotte, this park should be at the top of your list for wildlife.
5.5 mi away
Lake Champlain
This natural freshwater lake sprawls across two states and even into Canada, although most of its 313,600-acres sit along the western border of Vermont.
