Scenic Drives

Hugging the border of Vermont and New Hampshire and extending from the Canadian border until Massachusetts, this scenic byway is one of the most iconic routes in New England.

Crossing east to west for 50 miles, this full-day journey is the perfect mix of history and nature.

This scenic byway allows you to see the best landscapes Vermont has to offer in just a short half-day drive.

This epic 185-mile journey boasts spectacular water views as you snake along the western shores of Vermonts largest lake.

Traveling along the scenic Route 100 and Route 100b, this byway packs a lot in just 36 miles.

Connecting the town of Brattleboro to Bennington, this 48-mile stretch of the byway is as historic as it is beautiful.

This byway runs from practically the entire length of Vermont and is arguably one of the most scenic routes in the entire state.

Named after the large marble and slate quarries that once dotted the slopes, this scenic byway is 30 miles of pure beauty.