Traveling to Vermont's Northeast Kingdom
Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom is easily accessible. Interstate 91 runs north to south through the Kingdom, connecting with other major roadways throughout New England and Canada. Major Airports that serve the region include Burlington, VT; Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Manchester, NH; Boston, MA and Albany, NY.
The Kingdom has three state airports: Caledonia County State Airport in Lyndonville; Newport State Airport in Newport / Coventry and John H. Boylan State Airport in Island Pond. All welcome light private and business aircraft.
Need a lift? Rural Community Transportation (RCT) provides FREE shuttle service in the St. Johnsbury/Lyndonville area as well as the Newport/Derby Line area and a low cost shuttle service along US Route 2 from St. Johnsbury to Montpelier. Kingdom Express is a private charter service that gives you the freedom to plan your group travel for 1-18 people. Services include: airport service, meeting transportation, group excursions, and more.
Distances to Major Cities
Burlington, VT (2 hours)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada (2 hours)
Manchester, NH (2.5 hours)
Boston, MA (3 hours)
Albany, NY (4 hours)
Portland, ME (4 hours)
New York City, NY (6 hours)
Crossing the U.S. and Canadian Border
Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom promises remote, unspoiled wilderness with great natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and a broad array of outdoor recreation options. Our region is an easily accessible, four-season, safe and friendly destination for Canadian travelers.
Additionally, we encourage U.S. visitors to consider extending their vacation to allow time to explore the many cultural and recreational offerings that can be found just north of the Canadian border.
We encourage you to visit the following websites for up to date information regarding the process of crossing the U.S. / Canadian Border:
US Customs and Border Protection
www.cbp.gov
US Department Of State
www.Travel.State.gov
