Crossroad of Vermont Byway
Crossroad of Vermont Byway is a State Scenic Byway in Vermont. Within Vermont it covers roughly 50 miles. The map below shows its route. Use “Plan a drive” to open it in the Road Sorties route planner — already routing along Crossroad of Vermont Byway with scenic roads turned on, ready to add your own stops.
Vermont's Crossroad of Vermont Byway runs 50 miles east to west, from Rutland across the Green Mountains to New Hampshire. It passes through Killington and Woodstock, and along the way it reaches the Billings Farm and Museum, a working 1890s dairy farm, and the adjoining Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, along with the Vermont Marble Museum, which documents the marble industry buried beneath much of this part of the state. Quechee Gorge, a chasm carved roughly 13,000 years ago by glacial meltwater, cuts across the route partway along. Killington anchors the byway's western reach as one of New England's biggest year-round recreation destinations, drawing skiers in winter and hikers and golfers in summer. Between the larger stops, the drive passes through small villages built around town greens and bandstands, offering a compressed cross-section of Vermont's dairy, marble, and mountain-resort economies in a single east-west run.
- Quechee Gorge
- Billings Farm and Museum
- 50 miles
- Killington
- Vermont Marble Museum
- Rutland to New Hampshire
- Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller
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What is a State Scenic Byway?
State Scenic Byways are roads a state has formally recognized for their scenic, natural, historic or cultural value — each state's own curated collection of drives worth taking slowly.
Where to Stay along Crossroad of Vermont Byway
1 campground or RV park sits within about 5 miles of Crossroad of Vermont Byway.
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