Ultimate Vermont Webcam Tour: Killington, Stowe, Jay Peak and More
About this camera
VermontLiveCam streams the best of the Green Mountain State around the clock, rotating through live webcams across Vermont in real time, every single day.
The tour takes in the snow-covered summits of Killington and Stowe, Jay Peak near the Canadian border, Smugglers' Notch and other ski areas, as well as the sparkling shores of Lake Champlain, the covered bridges of the Mad River Valley and the historic streets of Montpelier, the smallest state capital in the US, and Burlington, Vermont's largest city.
Vermont is famous for its seasons. Winter brings deep snow and some of the best skiing in the East, with Jay Peak known for its snowfall and Killington for its long season. Spring is maple sugaring season, when steam rises from sugarhouses across the state. Summer means green mountains, lakes and farm stands, and fall brings world-famous foliage, usually peaking from late September to mid-October, when visitors flock to see the hillsides ablaze with red and orange.
Leave the stream running to see the changing landscape and plan your next trip to the mountains, lakes or villages of Vermont.
The stream is provided by VermontLiveCam.
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Source: VermontLiveCam · Checked 15 min ago
Frequently asked questions
Where is this camera located?
The stream rotates through webcams across Vermont, including Killington, Stowe, Jay Peak, Smugglers' Notch, Lake Champlain, Burlington and Montpelier.
What can I see on this camera?
Ski resorts, mountain summits, lakes, covered bridges and town streets across Vermont, with the changing seasons.
When is the best time to watch?
Early morning shows fresh snow and grooming before the lifts open, while midday shows the slopes at their busiest. Outside the ski season the view shows the mountain's summer side.
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