You are in the final analysis, the journey of your life and direction for the acclaimed Vermont foliage season. Now the question is, how to determine all the covered bridges, take the best tours and even a loving relationship with your spouse or partner, given the time you are likely to go in the car together? Vermont ranks 43 in size among the 50 states. A distance of 158 km, from the point goes further north (border with Canada) tosouth and 90 miles is the distance from east to west. It 'easy to drive the entire state in a day and most of the visitors are very interested in how little traffic there are no surprises in the fall foliage in Vermont that make driving easier. Each year we welcome guests during the night (aka "inn-hopper") looking for the best view, the best leaves and the oldest covered bridges and offers the best of Vermont, driving the next night. Unfortunately, the wait is unreal! MoreGasthof-Hopper left in the morning with their planned destination in their GPS and deviation rare! The advent of GPS is certainly useful to get you from A to B, but the technology is not advanced, by car, at least on the selection of "Scenery" on a given day. To select your hotel or pension based on a central location, a couple of days so you can explore without worrying about where you need to be that night. Trust us - you will be his people happier, less stressed andget so much more. Best of all the bonus invaluable local knowledge and suggestions from your innkeepers who weigh much heavier than anything you'll probably find on the Web or in print! Now some on tour. All of our starts and is located in Waitsfield, Vermont, a small town of pristine finish, about 30 minutes from the city of Montpelier on Route 100, in the heart of the Green Mountains. Yankee Magazine claims to Route 100, the best guide to viewing fall foliagein New England. It extends from north-east of the city of Newport, near the Canadian border to Jacksonville, a small town near the border of Massachusetts and Vermont. Waitsfield is the center and heart of the Mad River Byway data (Route 100 and Route 17), a distinction that only six other areas for its unspoiled beauty). The map is the Vermont State Tourism information centers, inns and tourist sites throughout the state and provide the details behind the describedUnits.
Vermont Covered Bridges Scenic Drives & Day 1 (non-stop journey time - 4 hours, 134 miles)
City: Waitsfield - Smugglers Notch - Jeffersonville - Waterville - Belvidere - Johnson - Plainfield - Montpelier - Waitsfield
Overview: Capture 10 covered bridges, beautiful unspoiled mountains and several towns in Vermont minor classic in the north-eastern state. There are ample opportunities to integrate some of the main attractions - Vermont StateHouse, Cabot Creamery and Ben & Jerry.
From Waitsfield path 100N to Route 100 B Route 2 to Route 89N (pick up a delicious picnic on the Red Hen Bakery on Route 2 in Middlesex) Path 89N to Exit 10, Route 100N pick-up in Moscow (near Stowe). Gold Brook Road is a right turn from left turn near the R100N in Moscow. Gold Brook Covered Bridge (also known as Emily's Bridge) Path 100N to Route 108 in Jeffersonville (around a mountain pass with an incredible view andViews) - Two Covered Bridges: Gales and Grist Mill Farm Route 108 to Route 109 in Waterville - Two Covered Bridges: Jaynes and Village Route 109 to Belvidere: Two Covered Bridges: Morgan Mill Route 109 to Route 100 (south) on Route 15 and Johnson / Johnson East (make a stop at Johnson's wool mill, a cottage industry unique, with beautiful and unique products) - Two Covered Bridges: Scribner and Powerhouse Route 15 to Route 14 in Plainfield - Coburn Covered Bridge Route14 Route 2 toMontpelier (Vermont State House in Montpelier is the oldest state house in the country - well worth a visit if time permits) Route 2 to Route 100B Waitsfield
Vermont Covered Bridges Scenic Drives & Day 2 (non-stop journey time: 3 hours, 111 miles)
City: Waitsfield - Moretown - Northfield - Warren - Middlebury - Bristol - Waitsfield
Description: This unit is pure Vermont - roads, cows, mountain passes, waterfalls, covered bridges, country stores and fineScenario. It includes three local scenic roads in Roxbury Gap, Middlebury Gap and Appalachian Gap. Warren, Waitsfield and Middlebury, some shops and antique shops for browsing and casual restaurants.
Pine Brook Covered Bridge, the Great Eddy Covered Bridge - From Waitsfield path 100N Path 100N to Route 100B Moretown Moretown, turn right on Route 12 in Gap Road Route 12 in Northfield and Northfield Falls - Slaughterhouse Covered Bridge, StonybrookCovered Bridge Path (Warren Country Store is a great lunch break) 12 Roxbury Gap Road in Warren - Warren Covered Bridge Option - Back in Waitsfield on Route 100N or the Middle Warren Road - O Route 100S to Route 125 - Middlebury Station Covered Bridge Route 116 to Bristol to Route 17 Waitsfield
Vermont Scenic Drive Day 3 (non-stop journey time: 4 hours, 144 miles)
City: Waitsfield - Jerusalem - Hinesburg, Shelburne - Vergennes - Middlebury - Brandon - Rochester -Waitsfield
Work Drive - mountain vistas and landscapes, Lake Champlain, Lake Dunmore Shelburne Farms, known on the streets of color, waterfalls. Disc includes high-profile area for moose spotting!
From the intersection of Route 17 at Route 17 Waitsfield 100/Route to Jerusalem (through the Appalachian Gap) Route 116 in Hinesburg Road to Shelburne Falls (home of Shelburne Farms, Shelburne Museum and the Continue on Route 7 to Route 7 in Vergennes, Middlebury (home of the famousMiddlebury College) Route 125 East Middlebury Route 53 to Lake Dunmore Route 7 in Brandon (home of the renowned artist Warren Kimble excellent dining popular option -. Café Provence) Route 73 to Rochester (Rochester Waitsfield after you go through the Granville Gulch space for moose sightings in the late afternoon / early known) 100N Road Waitsfield
