Vermont Escapes is a KZread channel that focuses on exploring the natural beauty of Vermont through hiking, camping, and other outdoor adventures. The channel features stunning drone footage of Vermont's mountains, lakes, and forests, as well as informative guides that provide tips and advice for safe and enjoyable outdoor exploration. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting out, Vermont Escapes is the perfect resource for discovering all the incredible natural wonders that Vermont has to offer.
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Ever since they changed the end of Plattsburgh Ave from two lanes to one, traffic is a mess
I love Burlington! Been there twice, beautiful place. Thanks for a lovely reminder video!
It is not like this anymore
I am not a fan of cold weather but the sight of snow arouses my emotions. Thank you for these beautiful scenes.
Thanks for the awesome vlog! What is the OST used?
Nice video. Went to UVM. Rented a cottage out in Starksboro. Brought backs lots of memories. 😊😊😊😊😊
Perfect tourism video for Vermont! Make sure to show the whits salt caked on the car after the drive!!!!!
Now I know why I live in Monmouth !
Might as well be august, roads are dry. What’s rhe point!!
more MacDonald's or something in this state would put the drug issues down more to do if possinble more for children fun parks something more 24 hr stores like Detroit has. amusement parks roller-skating rings
Like 12 👍 Greetings from Naples, Florida. Holy cow, that is a lot of water! So sad to see, indeed. Thanks for sharing with us, have a great week. 💯
Yes and how’s that Vermont yankee, incinerator plant, heatin up fer yah That’s a doozie it in it Cooking all the squirrels In the forest I hear, yum yum🎉😂😂❤❤❤❤
What's your point?
There aren’t any crackheads. Fake video. Propaganda.
No one calls it THE Church St, dude
Burlington is not a safe place, crime and violence on the rise.
This is a commercial video. Not all its cracked up to be.
Too many people in Burlington, traffic is a nightmare.
Simply The Beautiful Place and Video. Vermont or my Native Latvia. I still say Latvia. She is vs Beautiful Vermont.
That seems to be a decent crowd is that during the week? Does it get any more crowded than that cause my introvertness would make me wanna leave lol...Looks like a really great place to stroll around shopping and eating. Thanks for the video
How often is it overcast like that & how often does it snow?
It rains and snows a good amount, over the years less and snow and more rain though. It’s sad, but true. Northern Vermont gets more snow though in the mountains, especially. It’s not Colorado with a ton of blue skies all the time, the dreariness adds to the ambiance though .
Wow! This is troubling to see! But thank you for screening!
Frightening!
Mother Nature at work!
Thanks for posting
Your welcome
with the F-35 roaring overhead, destroying ambiance and quality of life.
The F-35 is fine. The junkies and drug dealers are the ones destroying the ambience.
It's like canned spam.
It takes great courage to screen a drive in Vermont in the winter, rather than in the fall, but for those of us who have lived there, this is a mesmerizing journey. Thank you for this!
Back in my day, (70's), we used to drive up Church Street. Two lanes, one way!
It was like that up to ‘97 I believe I did the same thing 👍
Well in my day (30's), we used to take a horse and carriage with one lane, both ways! Oh and we loved it! 😂
@@ChatGPT1111 🥰
Excellent video. Beautiful. Please let me know when you made a video in Derby Line or Newport. Greetings from TX !!!
Great video. Thanks a lot.👍
same but without music and just surrounding sounds would be perfect
Awesome 👍
than you so much for that video... you made me cry... for me this is the best place in USA!!!
Cool
We are going to be retiring to Vermont in 2 years (hopefully!) I can't wait to get to where winter is actually a thing! Thank you for this video!
Awesome info
Vermont is great..... Better if we could give Burlington to New York.
Yup, add in a few other places in C.C. as well. The “Diversity is our strength” crowd really likes to import everything non white, and export white as much as they can.
Thank you for sharing
now do one at night in the summer so we can see all of the "Diversity and inclusion" that "Equity" brings LOL!
wow vermont looks so cool i have to move there i love snow and i love the architecture and i bet they have a lot of good art. breathtaking
It's over hyped.
Awesome footage of a lovely area of our strong, brave little state.
I been here many times.I am from Vermont and I am proud of it!
awesome work! It would be amazing doing this drive but without music, just surrounding sounds
I agree. I ended up just muting it to watch the video! Would love to hear just driving sounds or what it sounds like outside
this was a misrepresentation of church st. because at the end of that street is the church for which the street is named after NOT THAT ROAD SIGN. GET IT RIGHT!!!😡🤬
You are quite right! I grew up in Burlington and attended the referenced church. It's always been called Church Street, not "The Church Street."
Take a deep breath Annette. It's OK.
@@jonathanp1884 LOL
Gotta be a Burlington "progressive". They get offended at everything.
*Chace
Thank you so much. I traveled these roads for most of my life. I've been gone for 15 years now and it felt like I was home again.
You’re welcome! Glad I could bring back some good old memories for you 😀
👍Good, interesting video One wish: Don't make long videos. More people will watch the 10-15 minute video!
Thank you for video.
Thank you for video. Beautiful music.
It's beautiful. But I've never understood, why on earth don't you bury your power lines? Do it once, and you'll never have to worry about them ever again.
@@Mercurefamilyvlogs That makes no sense. So you'd rather keep fixing them? WTF?
The main reason why is the overwhelmingly high cost of installing underground power lines. Estimates place the cost of undergrounding power lines at roughly $750 per foot, compared with $70 per foot to install power lines on poles. Economics 101. PS. Take a Chill Pill. You're too high strung, no pun intended.
@@ChatGPT1111 If you just bury them when you're putting in the road, it's not that much more work. Then, you never have to worry about it ever again. Or, you can try to save a little money at the outset, and keep constantly repairing them, over and over again, costing more in the long run. Yeah, that sounds smart.😏
@@mtntime1 Except government road and commercial utility electrical projects are not planned and funded at the same time. Here in Florida, commercial builders of comparatively high density subdivisions use underground utilities as an asthetic selling point and have since the 1970's. My last 6 homes were in such communities. Vermont is far more rural with far less financial resources to coordinate and fund such projects. Vermont, as we have seen in the past two years is prone to flooding, which is an absolute nightmare for underground utilities.