Vermont Route 100
Vermont's spine. In peak foliage week, this road is the most photographed corridor in America. Pancakes, covered bridges, maple syrup at every farm.
The Vermont Route 100 is a 350 km countryside drive in Vermont, USA. It runs from Stamford to Newport in about 8 hours of driving. Highlights include Plymouth Notch and Stowe. Best driven September – October; rated easy difficulty.
- Distance
- 350 km
- Duration
- 8 hrs
- Vehicle
- Car
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Best season
- September – October
The route at a glance
Stops along the way
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Travel tips
- ★Peak foliage: first week of October.
- ★Reserve B&Bs months ahead.
- ★Pancake stops mandatory.
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Frequently asked
How long does it take to drive the Vermont Route 100?
The Vermont Route 100 takes about 8 hours of driving non-stop to cover its 350 km. Actual trip length depends on how often you stop at viewpoints and towns along the way.
How long is the Vermont Route 100?
The Vermont Route 100 is 350 km long, running from Stamford to Newport.
When is the best time of year to drive the Vermont Route 100?
The Vermont Route 100 is generally best driven September – October. Check local road and weather conditions close to your departure date.
Is the Vermont Route 100 hard to drive?
The Vermont Route 100 is rated easy difficulty. It is classified as a countryside.
What are the main stops on the Vermont Route 100?
The route runs from Stamford to Newport, with key stops including Plymouth Notch, Stowe.
Where is the Vermont Route 100?
The Vermont Route 100 is located in Vermont, USA. It runs between Stamford and Newport.