Sometimes it’s nice to get out and simply go on a drive, and one of the best roads to travel in Vermont is the scenic Route 100 Byway. Here you’ll find gorgeous scenery and lovely stops along the way. This byway includes 20 towns each with its own special attractions and filled with wondrous beauty.
Check out this great video by VermontTourism!
Take a drive through the 20 towns which Route 100 passes on its winding way.
Flickr/Katie Taylor They are Granville, Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, Pittsfield, Killington, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Ludlow, Andover, Cavendish, Weston, Londonderry, Jamaica, Wardsboro, Stratton, Dover, Wilmington, Whitingham and Stamford.
Flickr/Doug Kerr
Appreciate the changing scenery in every season.
Flickr/Ken Traub Views such as this scene near Plymouth are stunning - and plentiful!
Be sure to bring your “other” set of wheels.
Flickr/Shiran Pasternak Mountain bikers and cyclists are drawn to the extensive trails and winding roads.
Stop and admire Echo Lake.
Flickr/Aimee & Paul Bogush It’s the perfect stop for a quiet picnic!
Check out the town of Weston.
Flickr/Traci The entire Village of Weston is registered as a historic town.
Take in the natural beauty at Thundering Brook.
Flickr/Dave Smith Peaceful and relaxing, this natural scene is picture perfect.
See what the world looks like from above at Killington Peak.
Flickr/Christopher Jon Uriarte Take a gondola ride to the top of Killington Peak, the second tallest mountain in Vermont
Learn new things at the Coolidge Historic Site.
Flickr/Ann-Dabney Visit the birthplace of President Calvin Coolidge and see where he was sworn into office by his father.
Sample some Vermont cheeses at Plymouth Artisan Cheese.
Facebook/Plymouth Artisan Cheese Learn how this raw milk cheese is made in small batches using traditional techniques. Go in and watch cheese being made and watch the process yourself! Call ahead for the cheesemaking schedule.
If you are a fan of leisurely drives and road trips, have you done our Vermont Waterfall Road Trip yet?
Flickr/Katie Taylor
They are Granville, Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, Pittsfield, Killington, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Ludlow, Andover, Cavendish, Weston, Londonderry, Jamaica, Wardsboro, Stratton, Dover, Wilmington, Whitingham and Stamford.
Flickr/Doug Kerr
Flickr/Ken Traub
Views such as this scene near Plymouth are stunning - and plentiful!
Flickr/Shiran Pasternak
Mountain bikers and cyclists are drawn to the extensive trails and winding roads.
Flickr/Aimee & Paul Bogush
It’s the perfect stop for a quiet picnic!
Flickr/Traci
The entire Village of Weston is registered as a historic town.
Flickr/Dave Smith
Peaceful and relaxing, this natural scene is picture perfect.
Flickr/Christopher Jon Uriarte
Take a gondola ride to the top of Killington Peak, the second tallest mountain in Vermont
Flickr/Ann-Dabney
Visit the birthplace of President Calvin Coolidge and see where he was sworn into office by his father.
Facebook/Plymouth Artisan Cheese
Learn how this raw milk cheese is made in small batches using traditional techniques. Go in and watch cheese being made and watch the process yourself! Call ahead for the cheesemaking schedule.
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