Plan a Trip
| The Moosalamoo Region is an easy half day (or less) drive from Albany, Boston, Hartford, Montreal, and New York City: Albany- 2 1/2 hours Boston- 3 1/2 hours Burlington- 1 hour Hartford- 3 1/2 hours Montreal- 3 1/2 hours New York City- 6 hours Philadelphia- 8 hours |
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Take a driving tour of the Moosalamoo Region. Download a PDF of the Moosalamoo Driving Tour and Guide. Download Moosalamoo NRA Map>>>>
Getting Here:
By Air:
Our nearest airport is Rutland, about a 40 minute drive. From Rutland there are three flights to and from Boston daily. The flight time is under an hour. For timings check Cape air. Round trip fare from $99.50. Burlington airport has a more comprehensive service with flights to and from many parts of the country. This is about a 75 minute drive. Car rental is available at both locations.
By Train:
The nearest train station is Rutland. This is served by The Ethan Allen Express, which originates in New York City. The journey takes about five and a half hours. Timings are dependant on season and should be checked with Amtrak.
You can access trailheads at:
• Silver Lake (Branbury) West Trailhead, VT Rte 53, Salisbury
• Silver Lake East Trailhead, Forest Road (FR) 27, Goshen
• Oak Ridge Trailhead, VT Rte. 125, East Middlebury
• Moosalamoo Trailhead, near Moosalamoo Campground, FR 24, Goshen
• Minnie Baker West Trailhead, VT Rte 53, Leicester
• Leicester Hollow South Trailhead, Churchill Road, off VT Rte 73, Goshen
• FR9 92/92A, off FR32, Ripton
Moosalamoo also has many partners that will help you find the way:
Addison County Chamber of Commerce
Addison County Regional Planning Commission
Blueberry Hill Inn
Brandon Area Chamber of Commerce
Branbury State Park
Catamount Trail Association
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Churchill House Inn
Courtyard by Marriott
Cozy Cottages
Ghostwriters Communications
Green Mountain Club
Green Mountain National Forest
Keewaydin
Old Mill Inn Bed and Breakfast
Otter Creek Audubon
Spirit in Nature
The Gazebo Inn
The Lilac Inn
Vermont Association of Snow Travelers
Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, & Recreation
Vermont Youth Conservation Corps
Waterhouses Campground and Marina
WonderWalks
Vermont Resources:
Visit Local Motion,
an organization forging a culture of active transportation and recreation in northwestern Vermont, to find other recreational opportunities.
To find what else is going on in Vermont visit Vermont's Official Tourism Website.
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