Explore the Charm of South Woodstock Village Historic District

Getting There

• Walking

  From the center of Woodstock, head south on Main Street (VT-12) towards the intersection with Route 4. As you approach the intersection, look for the pedestrian crosswalk. Cross Route 4 carefully and continue south on Main Street as it becomes South Woodstock Road. Follow South Woodstock Road for about 2 miles, passing through the scenic countryside. Keep an eye out for signs marking the South Woodstock Village Historic District. As you get closer, the area will become more populated with historical buildings and landmarks. When you reach the intersection with VT-106, turn left onto VT-106, and you will soon arrive at the South Woodstock Village Historic District.

• Biking

  Starting from the Woodstock Village Green, take the bike path that runs alongside the Ottauquechee River. Ride south on the bike path until you reach the intersection with South Woodstock Road. Turn right onto South Woodstock Road and continue for approximately 2 miles. You will be cycling through picturesque Vermont landscapes. As you approach the intersection with VT-106, be cautious of traffic. Turn left onto VT-106, and you will arrive at the South Woodstock Village Historic District shortly.

• Public Transit (if available)

  Check the local public transportation schedule for any bus routes departing from the Woodstock Village area. If there is a bus service available, take the bus that heads towards South Woodstock. Make sure to get off at the nearest stop to VT-106. After disembarking, you may need to walk a short distance along VT-106 to reach the South Woodstock Village Historic District. It's advisable to confirm the bus timings in advance, as services may vary.