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Situated at
the convergence of the Brewster
and Lamoille
rivers, 30 mi (50 km)
northeast of Burlington,
Jeffersonville is one of several quaint villages in Lamoille
County. Named in honor of the country’s third president,
Thomas Jefferson, the town is best known as the gateway to Smugglers’
Notch, a spectacular pass at the base of Mt.
Mansfield, Vermont’s
highest peak. Route
108, which runs through the Notch
between Jeffersonville and Stowe, is
one of two officially-designated scenic highways in the state and is
particularly popular during Vermont’s famous autumnal
foliage. Smugglers’
Notch also refers to the area’s ski resort, a family-oriented
snow-lovers delight that is located just 5 mi (8 km) south of
Jeffersonville.
In town, the carefully renovated Smugglers
Notch Inn, built in 1790, embodies Vermont’s history while
two of the state’s iconic covered bridges–the Grist
Mill Bridge and the Cambridge
Junction Covered Bridge–are located a short walk or drive
from the village. For many, however, Jeffersonville’s best
features are its outdoor opportunities, which in winter means various
snow sport activities while biking, in-line skating, climbing, paddling
and hiking take over in other seasons. Or, for those wanting
just a leisurely stroll, the Cambridge
Greenway Recreation Path runs
along the Lamoille River through Jeffersonville.
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