Eden Road

Eden Road is a Class IV road that runs through an area known as Eden, which dates back to the American Revolutionary War. The settlement of Eden began when the town was granted to several of the Green Mountain Boys as a reward for their services during the war with England and the struggle leading to Vermont’s independence. Today, the trail offers a short ride through a tranquil forest of red and sugar maple, yellow and white birch, and beech, as well as areas of softwoods containing hemlock, red spruce, balsam fir, and even apple trees! As you drive, pay attention to the sides of the road, where you can see remnants of the historic stone fencelines that once marked property lines.