S1E16 - Champ: The Monster of Lake Champlain

05/29/20 • 10 min

Lake Champlain is 120 mile long body of water bordering Vermont, New York and Quebec, Canada. It is a Mecca for boating and fishing and other outdoor adventures. It is also home to 318 species of birds and 81 species of fish. Oh, and it's also home to its own Loch Ness-style monster, Champ.

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S1E15 Legends of the White Mountains

The White Mountains. In the winter, they are New Hampshire's home for skiing, snowboarding, and all kinds of winter sports. In the summer, there's hiking, horseback riding, camping, rock climbing and zip lines. All surrounded by majestic scenery and incredible wildlife, such as moose, black bear, loons, fox, turkey, and rainbow trout. The Coppermine Trail in Franconia, NH is a great place to hike, but you don't want to live there. Along the trail, you may spy a cellar hole, the remnants of a long forgotten village, that failed to listen to the warnings given to them by the local Native Americans.

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S1E17 Houghton Mansion, North Adams, MA

The Berkshires have something for everyone, including ghost hunters. If you're of the ghost hunting set, you'll want to head to the Houghton Mansion in North Adams. On August 1, 1914, an automobile accident claimed the lives of four people. But their story did not end with Albert Houghton's death.