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Home > Admissions > Visit Sterling College > How to Get Here and Where to Stay

How to Get Here and Where to Stay

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Directions:

  • By Air: regularly scheduled flights arrive at Burlington International Airport
  • By Rail: Amtrak train service is available to Montpelier, Vermont.
  • By Bus: bus service is available to Montpelier and Burlington, Vermont.
  • We can help visitors locate a variety of inns, restaurants, and bed & breakfasts close to the College. You can review our list of places to stay at Accommodations.doc .

From the North, South, and East

Take I-91 to Exit 21
Take route 2 West to West Danville, VT
Turn right on route 15 West to Hardwick, VT
Turn right on route 14 North
Travel 8 miles & turn right on Craftsbury Rd
Travel 3 miles to Sterling College on your left


From the West and Burlington

Take I-89 South to Exit 10 Stowe/Waterbury
Take Route 100 North to Morrisville, VT
Turn right on route 15 East to Hardwick, VT
Turn left on route 14 North
Travel 8 miles & turn right on Craftsbury Rd
Travel 3 miles to Sterling College on your left

Questions?

Contact the Sterling College Admissions Office - Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Tel: 1-800-648-3591 (ext. 100) or 802-586-7711 (International)

 
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