Accessible Destinations in Vermont

24 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Vermont with detailed accessibility information: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium, Montshire Museum of Science.

• Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home (Manchester) – Hildene is the historic Lincoln family estate in Manchester, with a preserved home, gardens, farms, Pullman car, trails, and mountain views.
• Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park (Woodstock) – A Vermont NPS conservation-history site with accessible parking, accessible visitor-center planning, mansion access that can change during…
• ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain (Burlington) – Lake Champlain science and nature center on Burlington’s waterfront.
• Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium (St. Johnsbury) – Natural history museum and planetarium in St. Johnsbury.
• Montshire Museum of Science (Norwich) – Hands-on science museum with indoor exhibits and outdoor science park.
• VINS Nature Center (Quechee) – A wildlife and raptor education center in Quechee, Vermont, with an ADA-accessible Forest Canopy Walk and four accessible restrooms.
• Vermont State House (Montpelier) – Historic state capitol building in Montpelier.
• Billings Farm & Museum (Woodstock) – Working Jersey dairy farm and rural-life museum in Woodstock, Vermont. Visitor Center, barns, and exhibits are wheelchair accessible; outdo…
• Stratton Mountain Resort (Stratton) – Southern Vermont's highest peak offers four-season mountain recreation with adaptive sports programs through Vermont Adaptive.
• Smugglers’ Notch Resort (Jeffersonville) – Vermont's top family resort offers year-round mountain fun with skiing, water parks, and village amenities in the Green Mountains.
• Okemo Mountain Resort (Ludlow) – A family-friendly four-season Vermont resort with skiing, snow tubing, and mountain adventures in the heart of Ludlow.
• Stowe Mountain Resort (Stowe) – Vermont's iconic mountain resort offers adaptive sports, accessible gondola rides, and wheelchair-friendly trails through stunning Green Mo…
• Sugarbush Resort (Warren) – Vermont's Mad River Valley ski resort offers adaptive skiing, slopeside lodging, and year-round mountain adventure with select accessible a…
• Bolton Valley Resort (Bolton) – A four-season mountain resort in Vermont's Green Mountains with dedicated adaptive sports programming through Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports.
• University Mall (South Burlington) – Vermont's favorite shopping destination in South Burlington offers a welcoming, accessible experience for every visitor.
• Jay Peak Resort (Jay) – A four-season Vermont resort offering skiing, waterparks, and mountain adventures with wheelchair accessible facilities near the Canadian b…
• Magic Mountain Ski Area (Londonderry) – A classic Vermont ski area in Londonderry with authentic community spirit, awesome terrain, and over 50 years of skiing tradition.
• Shelburne Museum (Shelburne) – A sprawling 39-acre campus of art, Americana, and history featuring 39 exhibition buildings, including a steamboat, a round barn, and a cov…
• Vermont Institute of Natural Science (Quechee) – A nature center where raptor encounters and forested trails meet thoughtful accessibility, set above Vermont's Ottauquechee River gorge.
• Ben & Jerry’s Factory Tour (Waterbury) – Tour the famous Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory, sample fresh flavors, and explore the quirky Flavor Graveyard in beautiful Waterbury, Verm…
• Bromley Mountain Adventure Park (Peru) – Vermont's iconic mountain adventure park offers alpine slides, scenic rides, and family-friendly outdoor fun in the Green Mountains.
• Killington Resort (Killington) – Vermont's largest ski resort offers adaptive skiing, gondola rides with summit views, and year-round mountain recreation for visitors of al…
• Great Vermont Corn Maze (Danville) – New England's largest corn maze offers 26 acres of outdoor fun, puzzles, and surprises in the rolling hills of Danville, Vermont.
• Quechee State Park (Quechee) – A Vermont day-use and camping park built around a 165-foot river gorge, with a wheelchair-accessible viewpoint on the Route 4 bridge.