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Middlebury, VT – Driving Along Vermont’s Scenic Rte 7

Route 7 is famous for being one of the most scenic routes in Vermont

A drive south from the Burlington area, Route 7 is famous for it’s views of Lake Champlain as you’re driving through Charlotte. It’s still comforting to see the wide open fields and farms that are nestled within the valleys.

There are many small towns and things to see along the way to Middlebury such as the Rokeby Museum, and Ollie, the resident camel (yes, camel) of Ferrisburgh, VT. It’s nice to see the old Grange Hall has been rebuilt after it was destroyed by arson several years ago. Continue on a bit further past the turn to Vergennes towards New Haven, VT. For an interesting diversion, visit the Evergreen Cemetery and read the interesting story of a man who feared being buried alive and thus created an elaborate tomb.

Middlebury, Vermont
Middlebury, Vermont

Middlebury is a nice, typical Vermont town with a small, downtown shopping area by the Otter Creek falls.

It’s a nice place to go for a short walk and browse the local stores. Very few (if any) chain stores in downtown Middlebury, which is really a pleasant change. Middlebury is the home of the Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History. This the place where John Deere got his start as well before moving to Illinois to establish his farm equipment empire.

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