The Green Mountain Byway
Encircling Vermont’s Green Mountains including
Vermont’s highest peak, Mount Mansfield
and the famous mountain pass of Smugglers’ Notch.
It is Vermont’s Premier Four-Season Destination.
The Byway is Open During COVID-19
The Green Mountain Byway and many of its businesses are open and ready to welcome visitors.
Please follow these state guidelines.
Reservations at all restaurants are required.
Some businesses may not yet be open so we recommend you check in advance.
Enjoy the beauty and history of the Green Mountain Byway.
The more densely settled areas along the Byway are bustling village centers with a rich cultural history. These historic villages include Waterbury Village, Colbyville, Waterbury Center, Moscow, Stowe Village and Lower Village, Morrisville, Hyde Park, Johnson, Jeffersonville, and Cambridge.
All of these population centers are included on the Vermont State Historic Register for their significance to architecture and the building trades, the history of transportation and recreation, and for people and events important to the state’s history.
The six Byway towns maintain a vibrant cultural identity rooted in the tradition of rural Vermont and possess an eclectic blend of cultures as expressed through diverse local arts, food and craft products, festivals, and other activities. The common cultural themes are the traditional sense of place plus a contemporary cultural atmosphere.
The Byway is home to some of the most outstanding scenic landscapes and open spaces in the State of Vermont.
The Green Mountain Byway is a Scenic Byway designated by the State of Vermont. This 71-mile corridor includes Waterbury, Stowe, Morristown, Morrisville, Hyde Park, Johnson, Jeffersonville and Cambridge, Vermont. The Byway is part of the National Scenic Byways Program, whose mission is to recognize, preserve and enhance selected scenic roads throughout the United States. Read more about the scenery
The route encircles Vermont’s Green Mountains, including Vermont’s highest peak, Mount Mansfield and the famous mountain pass of Smugglers’ Notch.
The area offers many recreational opportunities in all four-seasons, both indoor and outdoor, including world-renown skiing and snowboarding, hiking, biking and water sports to name a few. Read more about recreation
Visit our historical villages and towns along the Green Mountain Byway and participate in the vibrant cultural activities offered in every season.
The Byway is home to some of the most outstanding
scenic landscapes in the state of Vermont
The Green Mountain Byway is a Scenic Byway designated by the State of Vermont. This 71-mile corridor includes Waterbury, Stowe, Morristown, Morrisville, Hyde Park, Johnson, Jeffersonville and Cambridge, Vermont. The Byway is part of the National Scenic Byways Program, whose mission is to recognize, preserve and enhance selected scenic roads throughout the United States. Read more about the scenery
The Byway is home to some of the most outstanding scenic landscapes and open spaces in the State of Vermont.
The Green Mountain Byway is a Scenic Byway designated by the State of Vermont. This 71-mile corridor includes Waterbury, Stowe, Morristown, Morrisville, Hyde Park, Johnson, Jeffersonville and Cambridge, Vermont. The Byway is part of the National Scenic Byways Program, whose mission is to recognize, preserve and enhance selected scenic roads throughout the United States. Read more about the scenery
Photo Credit: Bob Malbon
The route encircles Vermont’s Green Mountains, including Vermont’s highest peak, Mount Mansfield and the famous mountain pass of Smugglers’ Notch.
The area offers many recreational opportunities in all four-seasons, both indoor and outdoor, including world-renown skiing and snowboarding, hiking, biking and water sports to name a few. Read more about recreation