Fairlee Vacations

Lake Morey offers Vermont's pristine waters for summer boating and winter's longest ice-skating trail in the US. Glide across 4.5 miles of maintained ice while surrounded by snow-dusted mountains.

Lake Fairlee's 462 acres of clear waters are framed by wooded shorelines and rich with recreational history. Kayak past century-old summer camps or cast for brown trout in this tranquil Vermont gem.

This Vermont championship course winds along Lake Morey's shores, blending challenging play with mountain scenery. Enjoy the diverse terrain from flat parkland holes to the elevated back nine with panoramic water views.

Treasure Island Beach offers a serene Lake Fairlee escape with a pristine sandy shoreline for swimming and sunbathing. Rent a kayak or pedal boat to explore the tranquil Vermont waters from a different perspective.

Historic forest featuring the Woods Hill Trail, one of New England's premier cross-country routes. Explore the serene woodlands and discover remnants of 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps structures.

This tranquil community beach on Lake Morey offers sectioned swimming lanes and a sandy shore for relaxation. Residents enjoy picnic facilities and swing sets in a welcoming atmosphere perfect for family outings.

This quirky Vermont museum houses over 60 balloons and airships chronicling lighter-than-air flight. Staff share fascinating aviation stories and technical insights about these magnificent flying machines.

Fairlee Town Hall is just one of the places to see in Fairlee, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Experience the area's entertainment venues and jazz scene.