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Scenic Route 100

If you’re in the New England area, this is the road trip to take. Scenic Route 100 runs along the Green Mountains in south-central Vermont and takes about five hours to drive from one point to the other. That being said, you may want to set aside a few days for this trip since there are some great stops to make along the way. If swimming and paddle boarding is what you’re looking for, stop at Lake Whitingham, the largest lake in south Vermont. If it’s skiing you’re after, Mount Snow is worth a visit. Weston is a darling village with charming country shops filled with treats like homemade syrups and candy. Don’t miss the Plymouth Notch historic district in Plymouth Notch, or the Long Trail Brewing Co. in Bridgewater Corners. The Scenic Route 100 has a little something for everyone to be sure, whether it’s antiquing, hiking, or beer tasting you’re after.