 | By Car Vermont features access via interstates I-89 and I-91 and has a well-maintained network of state and local roads and highways. Tropical Storm Irene Update: While heavy rain damaged ,many miles of roads and numerous bridges in the affected regions, today you'll find that travel is easy and direct. As of late November, only 2 bridge locations remain closed, and all but nine miles of state roadway are open to public travel. Road closures remain on Route 12A in Roxbury, Route 106 in Weathersfield and Route 107 between Bethel and Stockbridge. To learn if these will affect your travel plans, check the state highways road conditions map, or call 511 for information within the state, or 1-800-429-7623 from out-of-state. This service has a live operator option. |
 | By Air Direct air service to Vermont is available from:
Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, New York - JFK, New York - LaGuardia, Newark, Philadelphia, Orlando, Washington D.C. - National, Washington D.C. - Dulles, and Montreal, Canada. New this winter is Porter Airline's direct service from Toronto, Canada. Read more... Airports
Burlington International Airport - Click here to see the carriers that provide service to BTV, and how to contact them.
Rutland - Southern Vermont Regional Airport
Cape Air operates daily flights to Boston's Logan Airport.
State, Municipal and Private Airports:
There are more than a dozen smaller airports in Vermont. |
 | By Rail Amtrak
"The Vermonter" - with daily service between Washington, D.C., New York and St. Albans, makes nine stops along the length of Vermont. Find out about our special discounted tickets on The Vermonter. "The Ethan Allen Express" - providing daily service between New York and Rutland, with taxi and bus service to local resorts. For reservations: call Amtrak toll free 1-800-872-7245 (Schedule subject to change). |