Live Webcams in Burlington, Vermont

Burlington is Vermont's largest city, some 45,000 people on a hillside that runs down to Lake Champlain, with the Adirondacks standing across the water, and the live webcams in Burlington, Vermont show a small city that knows how to use a street: the brick blocks of its pedestrian marketplace with their café tables and buskers, the waterfront and the bike path along the lake, and the university on the hill above. Burlington keeps Eastern Time, UTC−5, UTC−4 in summer, so a European late afternoon is the lunchtime crowd and a British midnight the evening one. Church Street has been closed to cars since 1981 and holds more than 100 shops and restaurants in four blocks; Ben & Jerry's scooped their first cone here in 1978. June to October is the season, with the foliage at its peak in early October and the snowbanks along the kerb by January.