How to Find Middlebury, VT

Middlebury is 34 miles south of Burlington, 106 miles south of Montreal, 200 miles west of Boston,125 miles north of Albany, and 265 miles north of New York City.

If you choose to fly, Burlington International Airport is 50 minutes from campus and is served by American, Continental, Delta, Jet Blue, Northwest, United, and USAirways. Taxi service between Middlebury and Burlington is available, and there is a Vermont Transit (Greyhound affiliate) bus stop in Middlebury.

Boston - Approximately 4 hours. Check 'em off as you go! (NOTE: Distances are approximate for long course meters.)

    ____ Leave Boston and get to 93N (this will be the hardest part of the trip)

    ____ Take 93 North to Concord, NH   (2,028 laps)

    ____ Get on 89 North towards Lebanon, NH

    ____ Take 89 North (2,673 laps) to Exit 3, VT-107 West

    ____ At the bottom of the exit, turn right onto VT-107 West

    ____ Follow 107 to Route 100 (450 laps)

    ____ Route 100 to Hancock 

    ____ In Hancock turn onto Route 125 W (this will be an anaerobic workout for your car)

    ____ Approximately 644 laps later, turn right onto Route 7 North.  This will take you into the town of Middlebury.


           In Middlebury, there are 17 intersections for each road (yes, it can be confusing the first time through). So be careful...

    ____ After you pass in front of the Middlebury Inn, a big brick building, you will turn onto Route 30 South towards Cornwall, VT.  

    ____ Take route 30 through town (don't blink) and follow it about a mile or 32.2 laps.  It is easy to locate the fieldhouse - there is a graveyard across the street.  There is also a huge white 'bubble' building by a parking lot just past the fieldhouse. 

You can park in front of the "Bubble" and Kenyon Ice Arena. The natatorium is located in the same building.





Burlington International Airport

    ____ Exit left from the airport parking area and follow signs to I-189

    ____ From I-189, take Route 7 South to the town of Middlebury.

    ____ Look for a large white church on your right and turn right following signs to Route 30 South.

    ____ Take route 30 through town (don't blink) and follow it about a mile or 32.2 laps.  It is easy to locate the fieldhouse - there is a graveyard across the street.  There is also a huge white 'bubble' building by a parking lot just past the fieldhouse. 

You can park in front of the "Bubble" and Kenyon Ice Arena. The natatorium is located in the same building.




Montreal
- 2.5 hours South.

    ____ Canadian 133 Sud to I-89 South

    ____ Follow I-89 South to I-189 South

    ____ In Burlington, VT get onto Route 7 South


    ____ Take 7 South to Middlebury

    ____ Turn right onto Route 30 South

    ____ Take route 30 through town (don't blink) and follow it about a mile or 32.2 laps.  It is easy to locate the fieldhouse - there is a graveyard across the street.  There is also a huge white 'bubble' building by a parking lot just past the fieldhouse. 

You can park in front of the "Bubble" and Kenyon Ice Arena. The natatorium is located in the same building.





New York City via Albany
- NYC is 5 hours, Albany is 2.5 hours.
87N Exit 20 to 149E to 4E to 30N.

    ____ 87 North to Exit 20 (149 East)

    ____ Take 149 East to Fort Ann

    ____ In Fort Ann, turn left onto Route 4 East

    ____ Take Route 4 East to Whitehall, then to Vermont (don't get on 22 in Whitehall!)

    ____ Take Exit 4 (Route 30) in Vermont

    ____ At the bottom of the exit turn Left onto Route 30 North.

    ____ Follow Route 30 North to Middlebury.

    ____ The fieldhouse / natatoriums are on the right before you get into Middlebury, just past the golf course. It is easy to locate the fieldhouse - there is a graveyard across the street.  There is also a huge white 'bubble' building by a parking lot just after the golf course.

You can park in front of the "Bubble" and Kenyon Ice Arena. The natatorium is located in the same building.







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