The open water as well as the concentration of Common Mergansers, Mallards, American Black Ducks, Common Goldeneye, and other species can also attract bald eagles to the area, so keep your eyes open for them. Birding Begg's Point Park, just south of...

It's a small town beach with a big presence. By being here, you increases your odds of seeing Champ! There's also a sandy beach, playground, nearby amenities, and a lovely riverside stroll through the park which contains one of the many rivers and...

The Port Kent Ferry Terminal offers another good place to check out Lake Champlain and is most productive during the cold months. 

The Port Henry Boat Launch offers the best views of Bulwagga Bay to the south, where large mixed species of flocks of ducks often spend the winter. 

Coon Mountain has a craggy interior with rocky outcrops, steep cliffs, and talus slopes. There is an abundance of species here.

Located within the Magic Triangle, Webb Royce Swamp has historically been a great birding location with a variety of breeding ducks, Great Blue Herons, and Red-winged Blackbirds.

A beautifully situated spot with views of both the sheltered Corlaer Bay and the open water of Lake Champlain.

This spot doubles as a boat launch and prime birding location!

Tanaher Pond, within the Hammond Pond Wild Forest, is a nice spot for paddling and fishing with calm, sheltered waters.

Mill and Murray Ponds are quiet, sheltered and calm waters that are great for paddling, fishing, and birding.