Berlin to Burlington

• Fuel Up

  Gas stations are sparse between Berlin and St. Johnsbury; fill your tank before leaving Berlin.
• Cell Service

  Expect intermittent cellular signal loss while driving through the deep valleys of the White Mountains.
• Weather Check

  Vermont weather changes rapidly; always check the forecast for mountain passes before departing.
• Speed Limits

  Adhere strictly to speed limits in small towns like Lancaster and St. Johnsbury to avoid fines.
• Navigation

  Download offline maps as GPS signals can be unreliable in the remote northern stretches of the route.

• Wildlife

  Be alert for moose and deer crossing the road, especially during dawn and dusk hours.
• Winter Driving

  Carry tire chains or ensure your vehicle has winter-rated tires if traveling between November and April.
• Road Conditions

  Watch for frost heaves on secondary roads which can cause significant vehicle damage.
• Emergency Kit

  Keep a winter emergency kit in your trunk containing blankets, water, and a flashlight.

• Is there a bus from Berlin to Burlington?
  No, there is no direct bus service between Berlin, NH and Burlington, VT.
• How long is the drive?
  The drive typically takes 3 hours depending on traffic and weather conditions.
• Are there trains available?
  No, there are no passenger rail lines connecting these two cities.
• What is the best route?
  The most direct route is via NH-116 and US-2 West.
• Is the route scenic?
  Yes, the route passes through the White Mountains and offers excellent views of the northern New England landscape.

• From Berlin, New Hampshire, United States
• To Burlington, Vermont, United States
• Modes

September and October for peak fall foliage, or July for clear mountain driving conditions.