Panton

Panton combines an open Lake Champlain shoreline with the restrained, rural rhythm of western Vermont in a way that reflects its position in Addison County. Fields and scattered homes extend between the lake and nearby Vergennes, while the Adirondack Mountains rise across the water in New York State. Panton was chartered in 1761 under the New Hampshire Grants, three decades before Vermont joined the Union. Its setting is defined less by a compact downtown than by lakeside roads, farmland, and its connection to the Champlain basin, a major north–south water corridor between Vermont and New York. Trace Panton’s place along Lake Champlain and through western Vermont by browsing webcams nearby.

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