Discover the Natural Beauty of Huntington Gorge

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start from the center of Upper Valley. Take Route 89 South and merge onto Route 4 East towards Woodstock. Continue on Route 4 until you reach Exit 1 for Route 100 South. Follow Route 100 South for approximately 10 miles until you reach Richmond. Once in Richmond, turn right onto Dugway Rd. Continue on Dugway Rd for about 1.5 miles, and you'll reach Huntington Gorge, which will be on your left. Parking is available near the entrance.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, take the Green Mountain Transit bus from Upper Valley to Richmond. The bus stops at various points in Upper Valley, including popular areas like Hanover and Lebanon. Once you arrive in Richmond, you'll need to walk approximately 2 miles to reach Huntington Gorge. You can follow the main road (Dugway Rd) directly to the gorge. Be sure to check the bus schedule ahead of time for the exact departure and arrival times. There may be a small fare for the bus, typically around $2-$3.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer to bike, it's possible to cycle from Upper Valley to Huntington Gorge. Start by following the bike paths that connect to Route 100 South. It's about a 12-mile ride, so make sure to bring water and snacks. Once you reach Dugway Rd, follow it until you arrive at Huntington Gorge. The ride is mostly flat but be cautious of traffic on the main roads. Ensure you have a good quality bike lock, as you can secure your bike at the gorge.