My brother lives in Burlington-- might get my vote for the coolest city in the US. I have done a fair amount riding up there. You can camp in any of the National Forests-- pick a spot and go for it. You are supposed to be a 1/2 mile for the road (i think), but i usually go far enough so that i cant see/ hear cars and figure that is good. Other places are always a gamble-- is it private property, whose land is it, etc. Under bridges can be good if they are flat not exactly a good way to enjoy nature. At big farms i have friends who stop and ask if they can sleep in their field-- most have no problem with it. The other thing that i have done is sleep behind fire stations, behind churches, and down by the river. In my experience you are much better out of sight in the woods than in the open.
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