Take Route 100 through Vermont’s Green Mountains with a self-guided audio tour that narrates covered bridges, ski towns, and roadside geology. Download once, play offline, and plan plenty of stops to get the most from the drive.
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You pull into Jeffersonville just off Church Street, the engine ticking as cool mountain air pushes against the car. Route 100 unfurls ahead—rivers dare you closer on narrow bridges, ridgelines push the horizon forward—and the narrator’s voice pops on through your speakers, offering context for the view outside your window.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7–8 hours (route sections can be shortened to 2–3 hours)
Fitness Level
Low fitness required—comfortable for most travelers, but prepare for short walks at overlooks and village exploration
Wildlife
History
Route 100 developed as a series of local roads linking timber and farming communities; many towns still show 19th‑century mills and covered bridges from that era.
Conservation
Foliage season draws heavy traffic—park responsibly, stay on public pullouts, and carry out trash to protect roadside ecosystems.
Reserve your spot on the Vermont RT 100 Self Guided Driving Audio Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download the tour before travel
Use Wi‑Fi to download the Action Tour Guide audio and offline map before you lose signal; the app works without cell once downloaded.
Buy one tour per vehicle
The product license is per car—share a single playback device to keep costs down and the narration synced for everyone.
Pull over for story stops
The audio cues are timed for driving speeds—safely stop in designated lots or wide shoulders to hear full stories and take photos.
Plan fuel and food stops
Route 100 passes small towns; top off gas and snacks in Stowe or Waterbury to avoid long gaps between services.
Charged smartphone with Action Tour Guide app
Runs the audio and offline maps—download the tour ahead of time.
Car charger or power bank
Keeps your device powered through a full day of offline navigation and audio playback.
Comfortable walking shoes
Useful for short walks to viewpoints, bridges, and village streets.
Camera or binoculars
Capture foliage, river gorges and distant ski ridgelines—you’ll want closer views for wildlife and scenery.