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Bri n to Addison, VT (see www.nysdot.gov/lakechamplainbridge for updates on bridge and ferry). UV125 M ii d d ll e b u rr y Bridport • Ticonderoga-Shoreham Ferry (7 minute crossing), check www.middlebury.net/tiferry for schedule ¤£7 UV125 • Essex-Charlotte Ferry (20 minute crossing, year-round), www.ferries.com «¬125 • Port Kent - Burlington Ferry (1 hour crossing, mid-May through early October), www.ferries.com e UV74 • Plattsburgh - Grand Isle Ferry (20 minute crossing, year-round, 24 hrs./day), www.ferries.com Moosalamoo • i National Rouses Point Bridge, US Route 2 (see “From Québec” above) Recreation Area «¬74 ¬30 « Note: Ferry crossings vary on a seasonal basis and on the weekends so be sure to check the services’ websites for r SShh oo rr ee hh aam detailed schedules and fare information. ¤£7 From New England e «¬74 The fastest way to reach the Byway is to connect with US I-89 in New Hampshire and Vermont. Head in a northeasterly E Ticonderoga Ferry direction on I-89 North towards Burlington. At Exit 13, take the short spur of US I-189 to US Route 7 in South Burlington. n¤ W hh ii ttii nn gg Lake Champlain Byway !¿ Fort Interstate Ticonderoga Via air p M «¬73 Catch a flight to Burlington International Airport (BTV) or to nearby Plattsburgh International Airport (PBG) in New York. Other Major Road t In de O rr w eell ll pe Park or Natural Area nd Rd en ce Via rail (Amtrak) National Forest or Wildlife Refuge «¬73 x Take Amtrak’s Vermonter train to Essex Junction, one of the Byway’s communities. This train runs between Washington, n¤ Amtrak Station D.C. and several major east coast cities and ends in St. Albans, Vermont. Or you can take Amtrak’s Adirondack service n¤ Excursion Train (Ltd. Service) running between New York City, Albany and Montréal and get off at several towns on the New York side of Lake ^_ Chamber of Commerce Champlain. Both the Vermonter and Adirondack have one northbound trip and one southbound trip per day. E ÆI Welcome Center/Rest Area Visit www.amtrak.com for details. UV15 CANADA UV133 Rouses Point Exit 22

Champlain n¤ A ll b u rr g ¤£11 ÆI UV207 ! UV78 Mississquoi National Wildlife

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¤£9 Vermont Mozart Festival at Kingsland Bay State Park/VDTM, Dennis Curran Sandbar State Park/Denise Dennington

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Montreal 201 Sherbrooke Hartford, CT - 236 miles ¤n 35 10 ME C O U N T Y 15 Portland, ME - 257 miles 133 Bangor Concord NH - 155 miles

e Lake 89 91 Montréal, QC - 96 miles Champlain Burlington Québec City, QC - 240 miles Augusta UV22 Byway Montpelier NH 95

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7 How to get to the Byway t From Québec

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e «¬74 The fastest way to reach the Byway is to connect with US I-89 in New Hampshire and Vermont. Head in a northeasterly E Ticonderoga Ferry direction on I-89 North towards Burlington. At Exit 13, take the short spur of US I-189 to US Route 7 in South Burlington. n¤ W hh ii ttii nn gg Lake Champlain Byway !¿ Fort Interstate Ticonderoga Via air p M «¬73 Catch a flight to Burlington International Airport (BTV) or to nearby Plattsburgh International Airport (PBG) in New York. Other Major Road t In de O rr w eell ll pe Park or Natural Area nd Rd en ce Via rail (Amtrak) National Forest or Wildlife Refuge «¬73 x Take Amtrak’s Vermonter train to Essex Junction, one of the Byway’s communities. This train runs between Washington, n¤ Amtrak Station D.C. and several major east coast cities and ends in St. Albans, Vermont. Or you can take Amtrak’s Adirondack service n¤ Excursion Train (Ltd. Service) running between New York City, Albany and Montréal and get off at several towns on the New York side of Lake ^_ Chamber of Commerce Champlain. Both the Vermonter and Adirondack have one northbound trip and one southbound trip per day. E ÆI Welcome Center/Rest Area Visit www.amtrak.com for details. UV15 CANADA UV133 Rouses Point Exit 22

Champlain n¤ A ll b u rr g ¤£11 ÆI UV207 ! UV78 Mississquoi National Wildlife

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UV129 UV207 Isle La Motte UV105 ¤£9 UV36 ¨¦§87 w Exit 20 Lou Chiriatti Addison County Chamber of Commerce

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