Mad River Glen Single Chair Webcam
Mad River Glen became one of Vermont’s first major ski areas when the Single Chair began carrying skiers to the top of General Stark Mountain on December 11th, 1948. From the very beginning, Mad River Glen has been a unique experience, where sport takes precedent over profit. In 1995, the Mad River Glen Cooperative was formed when skiers came together to purchase the mountain from former owner Betsy Pratt, becoming the first skier-owned mountain in America. In 2012, Mad River Glen became the only ski area in the nation to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Streaming live high definition video from the historic Single Chair at the base of Mad River Glen in Fayston, Vermont. This fully articulating camera makes stops at the summit of Stark Mountain, the top of the Sunnyside Double, the Race Hill, the Basebox, Callie's Corner and the loading deck of the Single Chair. This live stream HD camera is located at an elevation of 1,600 feet above sea level and is brought to you by Mad River Valley Real Estate.
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12 Charming Covered Bridges of the Northeast (Vermont & New Hampshire) [ep 31]
In this episode we're sharing 12 beautiful, charming, (and haunted!) covered bridges found across Vermont and New Hampshire.
Between 12,000 and 14,000 covered bridges have been built in the US, with most of those built in the 1800's. Now just 800 remain! And while we typically like to see and do things at a pretty decent clip, it's nice to slow down every now and then and appreciate the smaller things in life.
0:00 - Welcome
0:34 - Red Covered Bridge - 1896
0:59 - Power House Covered Bridge - 1872
1:26 - Scriber Covered Bridge - 1919
1:36 - Fisher Covered Railroad Bridge - 1908
2:04 - Gold Brook Covered Bridge - 1844
2:38 - Quechee Covered Bridge - 2013
2:54 - Taftsville Covered Bridge - 1836
3:33 - Willard Covered Bridges - 1870
4:08 - Martin's Mill Covered Bridge - 1880
4:33 - Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge - 1866
4:49 - Dingleton Covered Bridge - 1882
5:01 - Blacksmith Shop Covered Bridge - 1882
5:26 - Wrapping up
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Vermont: The Don'ts of Visiting Vermont
Thinking about heading to Stowe for skiing, or Burlington for biking? Maybe enjoy a Creemee or two at your favorite local shop? Well here we have the do's and don'ts of visiting the state of Vermont. It is small, but it is beautiful. Enjoy the views, the farm to table food, and the flea markets. Tourist information on Vermont.
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Mad River rising at the Waitsfield covered Bridge.
Mad River rising at the Waitsfield covered Bridge in Vermont. July 10, 2023
Mad River Glen Birdcage Webcam
Mad River Glen became one of Vermont’s first major ski areas when the Single Chair began carrying skiers to the top of General Stark Mountain on December 11th, 1948. From the very beginning, Mad River Glen has been a unique experience, where sport takes precedent over profit. In 1995, the Mad River Glen Cooperative was formed when skiers came together to purchase the mountain from former owner Betsy Pratt, becoming the first skier-owned mountain in America. In 2012, Mad River Glen became the only ski area in the nation to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Streaming live high definition video from the Birdcage at Mad River Glen in Fayston, Vermont. The camera pans 360 degrees making stops at the Birdland lift, Gazelle, the Base Area, looking East over the Mad River Valley and our snow stake sponsored by Cabot Creamery. From the Birdcage webcam, located at 2,200 feet above sea level, you can check on mid-mountain snow totals, lifts and the parking lot. This live stream is brought to you by Mad River Valley Real Estate.
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Downhill through covered bridge on Bridge St, Waitsfield,Vt
Vermont Downtown: Waitsfield
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Chillin' in the Mad River Valley of Vermont
How do you chill in the Mad River Valley? One hot summer day random people around the Mad River Valley of Vermont were asked, How do you chill in the MRV?
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Encounter the winter beauty of the East Coast at an unseen level this year. Named one of “The Most Beautiful Places in Vermont” by Thrillist (and for good reason), Vermont Route 100 links together the stunning towns of Stowe and Waterbury, and the Mad River Valley. These three communities carry several of Vermont’s best hidden gems in lodging options, an array of dining picks, shops, arts and culture, winter recreation and more. Read on to sample a day in each town.
Mad River Valley Moment of Zen... Warren Covered Bridge
The Mad River flows below the Warren Village Covered Bride on a beautiful spring day. April 8, 2020
Waitsfield Covered Bridge Dive
Waitsfield VT Covered Bridge Dive
Exploring the Mad River Valley
Journeys and Jaunts drives north on Route 100 exploring the Mad River Valley.
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Mad River Valley Moment of Zen
A morning view of the Mad River flowing below the Big Eddy Covered Bridge in historic and scenic downtown Waitsfield, Vermont.
Mountain Review: Mad River Glen, Vermont
An in-depth video review of Mad River Glen, a ski area located in the Mad River Valley of central Vermont. Mad River Glen is a skiers'-only resort; snowboarding is not allowed. Filmed in February 2022; conditions were above average for the time of year.
0:00 Intro
0:58 Terrain Experience
1:42 Resiliency / Consistency of Conditions
2:32 Snow Quality
3:01 Beginner and Intermediate Terrain
4:13 Family Friendliness and Ease of Navigation
5:09 Lifts
5:55 Crowd Flow
6:32 Ownership Structure and Resort Vibe
7:22 On-Mountain Facilities
7:43 Location and Getting There
8:25 Lodging
8:50 Aprés-ski and Nightlife
9:25 Verdict
9:55 Pricing
10:05 Score Breakdown and Rank
Overall Mountain Score: 49/100 — #9 in Vermont
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Snow: 6/10
Resiliency: 2/10
Size: 2/10
Terrain Diversity: 4/10
Challenge: 9/10
Lifts: 2/10
Crowd Flow: 6/10
Facilities: 5/10
Navigation: 8/10
Mountain Aesthetic: 6/10
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Vermont Covered Bridges Courtesy of the Heart of the Village Inn in Shelburne VT
At this time of year, Vermont's fantastic displays of color are on display, along with some impressive covered bridges.
Begin by planning your route over a hearty breakfast at the Heart of the Village Inn. There are several covered bridges in Chittenden County alone, including the Holmes Creek Bridge, the Quinlan Bridge, and the Sequin in Charlotte, and the Brown’s River Covered Bridge in Westford.
Be sure to make the Shelburne Museum the last stop on your way back to the Inn. This covered bridge was moved and reassembled over Burr Pond. It’s now two-lanes, has a footpath, and the museum itself is a historic trove laden with exhibits and curios. Now, it’s time to snag some souvenirs and head back to the Inn for a good nights sleep!
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Quechee Covered Bridge Quechee, VT
Quechee Covered Bridge Quechee, VT
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Almost There: The Mad River Valley
An unscripted film about the community we call Vermont's Mad River Valley. We like to say 'they come for the mountains, but they stay for the valley.' In this video you will see local farmers, business people, tourists, barns, markets, craft beer, music festivals, skiing, kayaking, running, biking, swimming, golfing and more. Basically everything that steers our community toward the relaxing and enjoyable place it is. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy living, working and playing here in the Mad River Valley.
Taftsville Covered Bridge (Vermont)
Stowe, Vermont Covered Bridge
We were in Stowe to check out the Fall colors in Vermont but it was super foggy that morning. We did stop to check out a stereotypical Vermont covered bridge before heading out of town.