Discover the Serenity of Allis State Park

Getting There

• Car

  From any point in Champlain Valley, get onto Interstate 89 South. Continue on I-89 S for approximately 30 miles. Take exit 1 for US-2 East toward Montpelier/Randolph. Merge onto US-2 E and drive for about 15 miles. When you reach Randolph, turn left onto Vermont Route 66. Follow VT-66 for about 3 miles until you see the signs for Allis State Park. Turn right onto Allis State Park Road, and the park entrance will be on your left.

• Public Transportation

  If you're using public transportation, take a Greyhound or a local bus service to Montpelier, Vermont. From Montpelier, you can catch the Green Mountain Transit bus service to Randolph. Once in Randolph, you may need to arrange for a taxi or rideshare service to reach Allis State Park, as public transport may not take you directly to the park.

• Biking

  For those who prefer biking, start from downtown Randolph and head south on VT-66. The distance is about 3 miles, mostly on a straight road. Keep an eye out for the signs directing you to Allis State Park as you approach the park entrance on Allis State Park Road. Be sure to wear a helmet and follow local biking regulations.

• Walking

  Walking to Allis State Park from downtown Randolph is feasible but will take some time. The distance is about 3 miles. Start on Main Street, head south, and turn onto VT-66. Follow VT-66, and as you approach the park, look for Allis State Park Road on your right. Be cautious of traffic and ensure you are walking on sidewalks where available.