The Catamount Bed and Breakfast is rich in Vermont history having been built by the first governor of Vermont, Thomas Chittenden, in 1796.  The house and its 500 acres of pastoral land has sweeping views of Mt. Mansfield and Camel’s Hump to the east and Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks to the west.  The property was acquired by the McCullough family in 1876.  Now in its sixth generation of ownership, Jim and Lucy McCullough have transformed the property into the state’s foremost outdoor recreation facility, with 35 kilometers of professionally designed trails for hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.  The homestead is the current home of the Bed and Breakfast with its three guest rooms, sunroom, master parlor with baby grand piano and fireplace and formal dining room.

Although elegantly built and maintained, the Bed and Breakfast maintains a sense of Vermont practicality and comfort.  The charm of the 1796 home has treasures in every corner.  Breakfast is prepared daily with seasonal fruits and vegetables cultivated on the property and gathered from local farms.

Complimentary WIFI and trail use is available during your stay.  Bike, snowshoe and cross-country ski rentals are available, as well.  The Burlington International Airport and downtown Burlington, with it’s fine dining, culture and shopping, is minutes away from the property but worlds away if you so choose.