Discover the Natural Wonders of Granville Gulf Reservation State Forest

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Granville Gulf Reservation State Forest from any location in Windsor County, start by heading towards Route 100. From towns like Woodstock or Hartford, take Route 4 to Route 100 South. If you are in the southern part of Windsor County, such as Ludlow, take Route 103 North to Route 100 North. Follow Route 100 North until you reach the junction with Route 100A. Turn left onto Route 100A and continue to Granville. Look for signs for Granville Gulf Reservation State Forest as you approach Granville, VT 05747. The entrance to the forest will be along this route. Parking is available at the entrance for visitors.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, your best option is to take a bus to the nearest major town, which is Middlebury, VT. Services like Greyhound or local transit can be checked for schedules. Once in Middlebury, you will need to arrange a taxi or rideshare service to Granville Gulf Reservation State Forest, as public transit options to Granville are limited. The taxi ride will take approximately 30-40 minutes, and costs may vary, so it's advisable to check beforehand. Make sure to confirm the availability of taxi services in advance to avoid delays.

• Bicycle

  If you enjoy biking, consider cycling to Granville Gulf Reservation State Forest. From any point in Windsor County, make your way to Route 100, which is a scenic route for cyclists. Ensure you have a map or GPS, as the roads may not be well-marked for cyclists. The ride can be challenging due to the hilly terrain, so prepare for a physically demanding journey. Once you reach Granville, look for the entrance along Route 100A. Remember to wear a helmet and follow all traffic laws for your safety.