Gay burlington vt

With its live-and-let-live vibe, Vermont has plenty of gay-friendly accommodations and gay resorts. It’s also one of the best gay campgrounds in New England.

The Gargoyle House: For something a little more offbeat, check out this clothing-optional retreat for men in Newbury/Wells River.

Pride Vermont:  This annual event, typically held in September, is a week-long celebration of the lgbtq+Q+ community. It’s close to Sugarbush Resort, so you’re never far from outdoor fun.

LGBTQ+ Friendly Bed and Breakfasts in Vermont

• Made Inn Vermont (Burlington): A boutique B&B with artsy decor, stunning views of Lake Champlain, and a welcoming atmosphere that’s earned it top honors.

• Moose Meadow Lodge (Waterbury): This gay-owned B&B is nestled on 86 acres with hiking trails, a trout pond, and a one-of-a-kind treehouse stay.

• Inn on Putney Road (Brattleboro): A gay-friendly B&B in a charming 1929 French colonial manor, just a short walk from downtown Brattleboro.

• South Shire Inn (Bennington): A relaxing escape in a Victorian inn from 1887, located in the picturesque village of Bennington.

  If you love winter sports and a good party, this is your event.

• Farm-to-Table Dining: Vermont’s food scene is all about local, artisanal goodness, and most restaurants are LGBTQ+ friendly.

• Scenic Drives: The fall foliage drives are legendary, and a hit with all visitors.

• Civil Union/Wedding Destinations: With its history of supporting same-sex marriage, Vermont is a popular spot for LGBTQ+ weddings.

When is the Montpelier Pride Fest and Parade?

Mark your calendar for May 31, 2024.

Vermont may not have a ton of gay-specific resorts, but the ones they do have are fabulous. The weather starts to warm up, and you’ll see flowers popping up everywhere. PFLAG provides peer support for families and friends of LGBTQ+ individuals. 

Visit their website Email: pflagburlington@gmail.com | 802-238-1505 (Burlington chapter)

Planned Parenthood – Burlington

Offers transgender hormone therapy (HRT), PrEP for HIV prevention, and reproductive health services in an LGBTQIA+ affirming environment.

Visit their website | Phone: 866-476-1321

Pride Center of Vermont

Vermont’s most comprehensive LGBTQIA+ community center, providing support, advocacy, and health services.

It's a great place to relax with friends and enjoy some local brews.

6. Muddy Waters: An inviting coffeehouse with a rustic, hip vibe. The event runs from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM on the Vermont State House Lawn, 115 State St., Montpelier. Take a stroll down Church Street and experience it all!
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Burlington, Vermont, is a vibrant, progressive city that offers a wide array of events and hotspots catering to the lgbtq+Q+ community

Popular Gay Events and Venues in Burlington, VT:

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Pride Vermont includes a parade, festival, and various parties, workshops, and community events. Resorts like Stowe Mountain Lodge are not only top-notch for skiing but also super welcoming to LGBTQ+ guests. It’s a great time to explore the state as it wakes up from winter.

LGBTQ+ Events: Pride season kicks off in May, so you’ll be right in the middle of the festivities if you visit then.

Summer (June to August)

• Outdoor Activities: Summer in Vermont is all about the great outdoors.

  Local spots like the Hi Hat and Pearls in Burlington, and Andrews Inn in Bellows Falls were discreet gathering places.

• Progressive Steps: The state’s first public Pride march happened in Burlington on June 25, 1983. Burlington’s inclusive community is full of successful, well-respected,  LGTBQ business owners, entrepreneurs, politicians, and more.

  The Pride Center of Vermont has a constant slate of upcoming events throughout the city.

  Individuals seeking assistance or information related to LGBTQ matters that intersect with law enforcement are encouraged to reach out to Corporal Hemond via email at mhemond@bpdvt.org or by phone at 802-316-6212. Whether you’re snuggling up in a cozy cabin or hitting up a winter festival, there’s something magical about Vermont in the snow.

Spring (March to May)

• Maple Season: March is all about that sweet, sweet maple syrup.

  Their Legal Helpline offers guidance on filing complaints and accessing protections under Vermont law.

  Visit their website |1-800-455-GLAD.

  LGBTQ Liaison - Burlington Police Department

  The Burlington Police Department (BPD) has designated Corporal Mike Hemond as the LGBTQ Liaison Officer.

  LGBTQIA+ Community

  Support services, advocacy organizations, and health resources for LGBTQIA+ individuals.
  

  Chittenden LGBTQIA+ Support Groups

  Local peer-run groups for LGBTQ+ individuals, including Burly Bears (social group for gay men), Vermont Queer Farmers, and an LGBTQ Veterans Support Group.

  The Center also hosts Pride events, social nights, and a drop-in space.

  Visit their website | Email: info@pridecentervt.org | 802-860-7812

  Transgender Youth Program (UVM Children’s Hospital) 

  A clinic in Burlington providing gender-affirming medical care and support for transgender and gender-diverse youth and their families.

  And don’t forget about the Winter Rendezvous in January—a gay ski week full of fun on and off the slopes.

• Winter Festivals: February is prime time for snow lovers.