Burke, Vermont
Town name: BURKE, Vermont
Population: 1571
Area:33.85 SQ MILES
Brief History: Burke, VT was chartered in 1782 and it is thought to be named after Edmund Burke who was a British statesman and orator.
General Area Info: East Burke, VT is home to Burke Mountain. Burke Mountain is a family ski resort with a variety of terrain from beginner to advanced. The mountain has 45 trails on 250 acres and hosts a vertical drop of 2,011 
feet. The average snowfall is 217 inches.
feet. The average snowfall is 217 inches.Burke Mountain is also home to Burke Mountain Academy, which is a renowned ski academy. They have schooled 45 students that became Olympians.
Kingdom Trails is a network of mountain bike trails also located in East Burke. Bike Magazine rated it the Best Trail Network in North America. If you enjoy mountain biking you will appreciate the system whether you are an advanced or novice biker.
Burke is located in Caledonia County and close to Lyndonville and I-91. It is also close to Lake Willoughby to the North.
Attractions: Burke Historical Society, Art Gallery in town, Burke Ski Mountain, Sled Dog Dash, Strawberry Festival, Fall Foliage Festival, West Burke Village Park & Darling Recreational Park, West & East Burke Public Libraries, Bishmill Brook, Passumpsic River, and the Kingdom Trails.
Recreational Activities: Downhill skiing, snowmobiling, x-country skiing, hiking, biking, running, golfing, kayaking, snowshoeing, fishing & horse back riding.
Town Website: www.burkevermont.com or www.burkevermont.org
Schools:
K-8: Burke Town School
High School: Burke Mountain Academy
