The Green Mountain Club — Long Trail, Vermont, founded 1910Long Trail ArchiveThe Green Mountain Club
1932 · Ninth Edition · Division V — to Sherburne Pass · ≈ book pp. 45–46
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44 DIVISION V

See Division VI for a description of Deer's Leap Camp and Caves in Sherburne Pass.

Rutland, a city of 18,000, ten miles west of Sherburne Pass on Route No. 4, is a R. R. center, with thru connections to Boston, New York and Montreal, and has several hotels, notably the Bardwell and Berwick. All kinds of supplies and equipment can be purchased here. The headquarters of the Green Mountain Club, where Guide Books may be purchased and information about the Trail obtained, is at the Rutland Chamber of Commerce.

Woodstock, 20 mi. east of the pass in the Ottauquechee valley, is considered by some to be the most beautiful village in Vermont and has an all year 'round hotel, the Woodstock Inn, one of the finest in the state.

Auto stages connecting Rutland with Woodstock, Bethel, White River Junction and Montpelier, pass the Long Trail Lodge daily.

From Sherburne Pass also, the Appalachian Trail, a super trail extending from Georgia to Maine, which has followed the Long Trail from the Mass. border to this point, turns east and crosses the hills and valleys thirty miles to Dartmouth College in Hanover, N. H., crossing the White River at West Hartford, Vt., and the Connecticut River near Hanover.

The Green of the Mountains is the Asset of VERMONT

IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS AT RUTLAND Hotel Berwick A FAMOUS NEW ENGLAND HOTEL OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR Crestwood A DISTINCTIVE SUMMER HOTEL IN THE RESIDENTIAL SECTION FREQUENT BUS SERVICE FROM THE LONG TRAIL LODGE AT SHERBURNE PASS BOYNTON MANAGEMENT

\'VOODSTOCK. VERMONT

WOODSTOCK INN WOODSTOCK, VERMONT Motor Bus between Rutland, Woodstock and White River Jct. Two Round Trips Week Days on U. S. Highway No. 4 <u>18 HOLE GOLF COURSE</u> Send for Maps and Information

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