The Connecticut River Scenic Farm Byway travels through the states of Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire.

Travelers along the 24-mile Essex National Heritage Area (ENHA) Scenic Byway will experience much of what New England has to offer: historic seaports, colonial era farms, village centers, and a wealth of period architecture. Set against the backdrop of The Great Marsh, New England's largest salt mar...

The Jacob's Ladder Trail originated centuries ago when people from the Mohican and Woronoake tribes walked between Connecticut and the Hudson River Valleys. The trail has now been transformed into one of the most beautiful roads in the United States. During 1910, authorities had the road built as th...

The feet that trotted the Mohawk Trail Scenic Byway have left their marks in history. Benedict Arnold led an army down the trail. Before him in time strolled Metacomet, or "King Philip," as the British called him. The trail got its name when the Mohawk tribe marched and destroyed the Pocumtucks in a...

At 3,491 in elevation, Mount Greylock is the highest point in Massachusetts and southern New England. A paved road system extends up to the summit which features a fantastic panorama offering a view into five states, upwards to 70 miles distant. This notable mountain is rich in both nature and histo...

Travelers on Old King's Highway, Route 6A can see hundreds ofhistoric sites. These range from sea captain houses, to pilgrimchurches, to other historic buildings. Other points of interestinclude cranberry bogs, salt marshes, and preserved farmlands. Thelocal citizens have made great efforts to ensur...