Burlington Waterfront
ECHO is the premiere science and nature museum on Lake Champlain
Live Cams in Vermont
Live streams showcasing Vermont’s mountains, lakes, and picturesque towns
Bay Harbor Marina
Beautiful Marina on Lake Champlain in the heart of Malletts Bay
Lake Fairlee
Please note the interesting spectacles occurring on the ice throughout the winter
Mad River Valley
Lincoln Peak and Mt. Ellen offer a true alpine experience for all levels of winter adventurers
Mad River Glen Birdcage
Located from the Birdcage at Mad River Glen in Fayston
Waitsfield Covered Bridge
Built in 1833, it is one of Vermont's oldest covered bridges
Stratton Mountain Resort
A vibrant resort Village and a community bigger than ever before
Bolton Valley Resort
Alpine skiing and riding and 100km of Nordic and backcountry trails
Burlington International Airport
A modern and efficient transportation hub located in South Burlington
Vermont Route 125
A 35.901-mile-long east–west state highway in Addison County
Rutland
Come experience the natural beauty of Vermont's mountains
Goodrich Memorial Library
It is located at 202 Main Street in downtown Newport
Lyndonville
Lyndon Institute is located on a 52 acres campus in the village of Lyndon Center
Mount Mansfield
Situated in Chittenden County within the Green Mountains
Church Street Market Place
An uncovered outdoor pedestrian shopping and dining mall in Burlington
Malletts Bay
See the Fish & Wildlife Boat Access Area which sees some of the heaviest traffic for trailered boats getting on and off the lake
Island Pond
A census-designated place in the town of Brighton
Colchester
See the Malletts Bay Fish & Wildlife Boat Access Area
East Burke
A census-designated place in the town of Burke in Caledonia County
Charlotte
Situated on Scenic Lake Champlain
Live Webcams Across Vermont
Green Mountains, covered bridges, and New England's finest fall foliage — live from the Green Mountain State
Vermont's webcams are among the most seasonally dramatic in the US, particularly in October when the state's maple, beech, and birch forests turn from green to a vivid spectrum of red, orange, and yellow that is visible even from satellite imagery. 'Leaf peeping' — as foliage tourism is colloquially known — is a major economic driver for Vermont, bringing hundreds of thousands of visitors and generating significant pressure on the state's mountain roads and village infrastructure. The webcams at Stowe, Burlington's Church Street, and the Green Mountain passes are checked constantly in early October as foliage trackers follow the colour moving down from the mountain peaks to the valleys.
Vermont is the most rural state in the US by population distribution, with no city exceeding 50,000 residents, and its webcams reflect that human scale: village greens, covered bridges (Vermont has the most covered bridges per square mile of any US state), dairy farms in the Champlain Valley, and the ski resorts of Stowe, Killington, and Mad River Glen. Lake Champlain on the western border — the sixth largest lake in the US by surface area — provides 200 kilometres of freshwater coastline and views toward the Adirondack Mountains in New York. Burlington, Vermont's largest city at the lake's eastern shore, is consistently ranked among the most liveable small cities in the US.
Live views from webcams in Vermont offer a picturesque look at the Green Mountain State’s stunning landscapes, charming towns, and serene natural beauty. From rolling hills and lush forests to quaint villages and sparkling lakes, these cameras capture the essence of Vermont in real time.
Nature enthusiasts can enjoy live feeds showcasing the majestic Green Mountains, Lake Champlain, and popular destinations like Smugglers’ Notch and Mount Mansfield. These webcams reveal Vermont’s breathtaking outdoor scenery, including hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic vistas.
Webcams in towns such as Burlington, Stowe, and Woodstock provide glimpses of Vermont’s historic charm and vibrant communities. Viewers can explore bustling downtown streets, historic covered bridges, and local events that highlight the state’s unique character.
Seasonal changes are a highlight of Vermont’s live webcams. Witness the vibrant fall foliage that transforms the landscape into a kaleidoscope of reds, oranges, and yellows. In winter, snow blankets the mountains and valleys, creating a wonderland for skiing and snowboarding. Spring brings blooming wildflowers, and summer reveals verdant greenery and tranquil lakes.
Whether you’re planning a visit, exploring Vermont’s natural wonders, or simply enjoying its beauty from afar, live views from webcams provide an immersive and engaging way to connect with the state’s peaceful charm and stunning scenery.
