Rutland County, located centrally in the heart of the Green Mountains, is well-known for its pristine beauty and its outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is a four-seasons paradise, offering limitless opportunities to enjoy skiing, hiking, golfing, fishing and water sports as well as many other recreational pursuits.

U.S. Routes 7 and 4 intersect in Rutland and serve as major arteries, connecting the regional business community with destinations throughout the Northeast.

Rutland State Airport is the largest airport in central Vermont and offers scheduled service through Boston's Logan airport from Continental Connection operated by CommutAir or www.flyrutlandvt.com across the U.S. and around the world. Ours is a full service airport and can meet the needs of a large spectrum of aircraft from general aviation or corporate jet to large aircraft requiring a commercially certificated airfield. We can handle or move your people and products.

Vermont's rail lines are essential elements in the New England rail network, providing excellent connections to North America's major rail systems. Amtrak recently began passenger train service, The Green Mountain and Vermont Railways provide economical access to interregional markets for your year-round shipment requirements. Rail facilities include trailer or flat cars, public delivery, and switching services.