The Connecticut River Byway council promotes tourism in waypoint communities along the Connecticut River valley. The council promotes the culture, history, scenery, recreation, railroads, farming and local products of each of its member communities.

The States of New Hampshire and Vermont created the Connecticut River Joint Commissions to preserve and protect the resources of the Connecticut River Valley, and to guide its growth and development. Both Commissions are advisory and have no regulatory powers, preferring instead to educate and ensure public involvement in decisions that affect the river. The CRJC are active in many areas of valley life, both on the river's mainstem and throughout its watershed, including agriculture, heritage tourism, water quality, and recreation. The 30 volunteer CRJC commissioners, fifteen appointed by each state, are business people, landowners, conservationists, and citizens who live and work in the valley and are committed to its future. This is our home page.

Connecticut River Valley and Connecticut Shoreline Travel and Tourism Guide to Restaurants, Bed and Breakfast, Inns, Hotels, Antique Shops, Art Galleries, Golf Courses, Museums, Historical Buildings, Scenic Drives, Points of Interest, and an abundance of other Information, including a number of photo Galleries. Conneticut River Valley Online Magazine welcomes you.

Mass.Gov is the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' official website. Visit Mass.Gov to: find out where to renew your driver's license or file your taxes online; find out who your elected officials are and where to vote; start a business; plan a trip; locate a specific state agency; learn about your city or town; and much, much more!