Gutterson Fieldhouse
Gutterson Fieldhouse, known as “The Gut”, is a hockey rink in Burlington, Vermont, home of the Vermont Catamounts (Hockey East, NCAA Division I). It opened in 1963, making it 63 years old in 2026 and seats 4,035 for hockey. It ranks 7th of 10 in the Hockey East by capacity.
The closest NHL rink is Bell Centre in Montreal, about 80 miles away.
Rink facts
- Location
- Burlington, Vermont
- Home of
- Vermont Catamounts
- School
- University of Vermont
- League
- Hockey East
- Opened
- 1963
- Capacity
- 4,035
- Nickname
- The Gut
- Size rank in NCAA
- 27th of 60
Famous moments at Gutterson Fieldhouse
- Dec 17, 1997: Canada vs. USA, first nationally televised women's hockey game in U.S.
- Co-host of 2012 IIHF Women's World Championship
Game night
Tradition. New York Rangers preseason camp site 1995–2000, 2002.
Plan your trip to Gutterson Fieldhouse
Rinks near Gutterson Fieldhouse10
- 1NCAAThompson Arena — Dartmouth Big Green 68 mi
- 2Junior ACentre sportif Léonard-Grondin — Granby Indigo 68 mi
- 3Junior AAréna Salaberry — Valleyfield Braves 73 mi
- 4Junior AAréna Jean-Béliveau — Longueuil Collège Français 76 mi
- 5Junior ASportplexe Pierrefonds — Montréal Phoenix 80 mi
- 6NHLBell Centre — Montreal Canadiens 80 mi
- 7U SportsEd Meagher Arena — Concordia Stingers 80 mi
- 8U SportsMcConnell Arena — McGill Redbirds 80 mi
- 9Junior ACentre récréatif Édouard-Rivet — Montréal-Est Rangers 83 mi
- 10ECHLHarding Mazzotti Arena — Adirondack Thunder 83 mi
Questions about Gutterson Fieldhouse
Where do the Vermont Catamounts play home games?
The Vermont Catamounts play at Gutterson Fieldhouse in Burlington, Vermont.
How many people does Gutterson Fieldhouse hold?
Gutterson Fieldhouse seats 4,035 for hockey.
When did Gutterson Fieldhouse open?
Gutterson Fieldhouse opened in 1963.
What is Gutterson Fieldhouse’s nickname?
Gutterson Fieldhouse is known as “The Gut.”
What other rinks are near Gutterson Fieldhouse?
Thompson Arena in Hanover is about 68 miles away. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.
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