You went to all the typical tourist traps. That’s not Vermont. We have the most beautiful state in the country and us locals would never go to those places.the long lines are tourist not locals.

You went to Stowe which is one of the most expensive ski tourist traps around .skiing is big money so you shouldn’t have been shocked at the sticker price. That’s why people take the lift instead of the gondola

We Vermonters pronounce Route 100 as “root” 100. Nobody but flatlanders call it “Route”

Very beautiful drone footage, thanks, Bob! The fall colors are spectacular! Safe travels guys!❤❤

Thank You For Taking Us On Your Northeast Tour. You are a very fun couple love your videos.

That was such a long drive. I was tired just watching a video. I bet you guys sleep good tonight. Have a great day. Look forward to the next one.

It was entertaining watching you two eat and compare donuts! Maine looks very pretty, thanks!❤❤ Are you going to Niagara Falls?

You can't breathe in when eating a powdered sugar donut! I love them, but always end up coughing. It looks pretty there on the eastern part of our country. Safe travels to you both!❤❤

hello to both of you it's sure that next year with my new class b we will be there with my love, nice video I'm from Quebec Canada not too far from this place, have fun and be careful nice video ... ps it's been a very long time since I watch you on youtube (im sory for my english) take care

Count us in for the caravan!! Vermont with the Vancaskeys...Has a nice ring to it!

The AeonRV has the best set of features (for me) that I have ever seen on an RV. It has all the nice to haves I would want in a Transit van build, including proper seatbelted positions for additional passengers (a mandatory for me), while still being only 22' long. That's a foot shorter than an Ekko and six inches lower in height. It is the same length as a XL Transit van and only a few inches wider. But you get a way roomier interior, a full queen, a large pantry, a (relatively) roomy wet bath, easy roof access from inside, can sleep three adults well, and far, far more useful storage inside and out. Re: the definition of a "B+", I cannot agree with the no-slides criteria. I don't think that too many people would argue that Leisure Travel Vans are not "B+" (and, for some, they are the definitive example), but they have many models that have a slide-out. I think that it has to be more broadly defined as having no bunk-over cab and being built on a cutaway van chassis. Basically, almost every semi-integrated motorhome sold in Europe (most on Sprinter or Fiat Ducato chassis) would be a "B+" in North America.

I get their catalog ( Vermont Country Store). Love looking at all the stuff.

We live in Montreal,Qc and did the same trip definitely beautiful area.If you plan to come back my wife and would love meet up and maybe share areas we discovered.

Vermont looks gorgeous and lots of interesting stops. Excellent demonstration of the advantages of a class B van for parking and narrow roads. We have a class B van, if you guys do a caravan, that would be cool.

Thanks for memory lane. Spent LOTS of time skiing in VT, especially Stowe and Killington. Incredibly expensive sport now. Beautiful state. Glad you did 100.

Enjoying the east coast series. That noise at 35:49 made me giggle and cannot figure out what it was... Anyways, enjoying all the videos.

Hey, we would take our 24 foot Winnebago Viva (on a Ram Pro master chassis) on that caravan if we would fit. Heck, I'd drive that far just for the donuts.

You were on the “Tummy Trail”!

The Vermont Country Store is awesome and they have a restaurant that has really good food. Been there a few times. I'm not sure if that was the store that Bob mentioned but I think it was close to where you stopped at that bridge.

We did the twisty part two weeks earlier -- was fine in our 24 foot Sprinter with a two foot cargo box. I have gone every year for the past 7 years for meetings (first year we had the van) and this was the best color I remember.

October 2025!!! I'm in. I love this video, along with your others!

where do I sign up for next year’s tour? I’m game!

You guys are great! I love these short trips with a goal. Have you been through the Redwoods yet? I've been through them 3 times now the last being a very bad decision to traverse them at night. Thought we'd get a motel inside the Redwoods, but none were to be had so we drove from 6pm until 9am the next day to hit a hotel. 🤦‍♂👍🤶🎄🎅✌🗽 P.S. Ben & Jerry's Chubby Hubby is the best, but the pretzels can get a bit soggy. If at the factory it must be fresh, and the pretzels hopefully remain crisp. Either way, LOVE Chubby Hubby!

It’s always fun to see people from Arizona see snow.

Brings back memories. My wife and I drove much of the same route in out then new 1988 Winnebago 28 foot motorhome. Took the Ben and Jerry's tour and the Stowe sights, including the Trapp Family Inn.

Hillary watching you, now I know how I am when I'm on an adventure. My poor Kevin but I'm still not sorry. 😂😁😂 What a fun drive!!!

We would love this drive. Our RV is 24.3 think we would make it?

Yay. Cheese. I’m Dutch. I’m a cheese head! thanks for taking us on a tour of Vermont

I'm so happy you guys visited Vermont! I moved here 13 years ago. Ever since there isn't one day I don't feel blessed and amazed with the fall colors. Winter is pretty amazing too. Especially in December ❤ Come back soon!

You missed the ben and Jerry's flavor cemetery! 😢

We are in for Vermont 25! A caraVAN would rock!

We drove route 100, it’s very primitive in places. Did the Ben and Jerry’s tour also. 😊

2025 caravan! Great idea!

Welcome to VT ❤🍁

You two are fun-filled and the scenery is great 🍁🍃🍂 I would like to join you two in 2025 😁

Yes put a caravan together for next year! We also have a class B and would love to do this trip.

Thank goodness you got a maple creamy!! We had fun doing that trip in our van a few years ago. Let us know if you’re coming back this way. Convoy!!! 🚐🚐🚐🚐

if you like falls and are going through Connecticut go to Great Falls in Falls Village (Canaan) CT magnitudes bigger than what you saw - Great Falls is called "the Niagara of New England"

Really enjoying how driving a van is so extreme on paved roads and clearly marked signs. So, sappy even for Vermont. Good Job Bob, Goooood Job!

You went my absolutely favorite route!!!! Next year, you MUST see Smuggler's Notch at peak color - love, love, love.

ben & jerrys is unilever love your donut tour of NE btw, stowe is where the von trapp family built their lodge and still own it

: ) WOW ! THANKS MUCH for sharing another EPIC find and road :) ALL the BEST and ENJOY! Cheers : )

Curious if the tow haul mode would’ve made a difference to the drive on the down grade and would’ve helped so you don’t have to ride the brakes. I’m assuming you have to be careful of the van’s height clearance because you have to be careful of trees on that Hwy 100. How long was the gondola ride….1/2 hr? That drone footage was great! Caravan would be fun! Have you been on the Million Dollar Highway in CO? Where did you guys wind up staying on this trip..please share tips.

The road that goes through the Smugglers' Notch isn't part of Route 100, it's part of Route 108. Also, at the end of the video, you entered Massachusetts via Route 112, which becomes Massachusetts Route 112 in Massachusetts, where you ended the video. The southern end of Route 100 is at the Massachusetts state line along with an overlap with Route 8, which continues in Massachusetts as Massachusetts Route 8.

You guys did a lot in one episode. I remember snowboarding at Stowe and going to the Christmas store. We are all about cider donuts and hot chocolate. Wow pricy lift tickets. Hopefully you got your moneys worth. Fun stuff. Loads of people go up to Vermont and New Hampshire for family time and skiing/boarding. Man fresh cider sounds great! 👍🏼 great job! Also love the country store.

So much fun and beautiful views! Thanks guys❤

Haven't yet done Vermont, but did drive to Hana with a fever (coral allergy?), a rental car and alone. Stayed two nights in a condo that hung over a black-rock beach, then drove back. So noisy I could not sleep. No maple syrup, ski slope, donuts. Definitely an edge-of-seat experience. Vicariously going along with you on your trip was more fun. ❤

I'm afraid of heights but never had any issues riding chairlifts for skiing.

Colonial history lesson: Route 100 was actually in NEW YORK STATE. The colonial governor of MA sold land to settlers. The land was part of NY. And when NY came around and said "Sorry, you were cheated. You've got to buy it AGAIN from us." the Vermonters actually called up their militia, ceceeded and told NY they could go to hell. It was many years before this was settled, part of the reason Vermont wasn't one of the 13 colonies to sign the Declaration of Independence. That's something you don't learn in grade school, and why we have a Second Amendment. The famous Battle of Bennington actually happened six miles inside NY!

nice scenery, cute little towns. The trip shows how great it is to have a little mobile apartment to see all these things and have enough space to bring the souvenirs home.