Williamstown, MA is situated in Berkshire County in the northwest corner of Massachusetts bordering Vermont and New York. It is near the highest peak in Massachusetts, Mt. Greylock (elevation 3,491 feet). The town covers 46.86 square miles with a population of approximately 8,000 including 2,000 Williams College undergraduates.

Directions to Williamstown:

From New York City and points South:
I-87 north to I-84 east. I-84 east to the Taconic Parkway north. Taconic Parkway north to Route 295 east. Route 295 east to Route 22 north. Route 22 north to Route 43 east. Route 43 east to Route 7 north. Route 7 north to Route 2 east and you have arrived!

From Boston and points East:
Route 2 west all the way to Williamstown.
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Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) west to the Lee exit #2 off the Pike. Route 20 west to Route 7 north. Route 7 north to Route 2 east.
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Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) west to I-91 north. I-91 north to Route 2 west. Route 2 west all the way to Williamstown.

From Albany, NY and points West:
Route 7 east to Route 278. Turn right on Route 278 to Route 2. Turn left on Route 2 east all the way to Williamstown.

From Bradley International Airport:
From the airport, bus service is provided by Bonanza 1-800-556-3815 or Peter Pan 1-800-343-9999

From Boston Logan International Airport:
From the airport, bus service is provided by Bonanza 1-800-556-3815 or Peter Pan 1-800-343-9999

Bus service from New York City:
From John F. Kennedy Airport, travel to the Port Authority. Buses run from the Authority daily 1-212-947-1766.

Locally public transportation is provided by:
Berkshire Regional Transit Authority.
For a schedule 1-413-499-2782