Berlin, MA Road Trips

Drivers starting from Berlin, MA have 2 mapped routes to choose from, making it a small but connected base in the Northeast. Most drives stay under 27 miles, making this area well-suited for day trips and weekend getaways. Routes from Berlin, MA spread mainly east and west, covering a wide geographic range.

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Trip Routes

6

Longest Drive

53.8 mi

Brockton, MA

Quickest Drive

20m

Worcester, MA

Plan Around Berlin, MA

Popular Incoming Routes

Useful if Berlin, MA is the arrival point and you want the strongest routes into the city first.

Brockton, MA to Berlin, MA 53.8 mi · 1h 15m Lynn, MA to Berlin, MA 51.1 mi · 1h 9m Boston, MA to Berlin, MA 39 mi · 55m City of Lowell, MA to Berlin, MA 26.5 mi · 35m

Continue From Berlin, MA

Good next legs if this city is only one stop in a longer road trip.

Berlin, MA to Somerville, MA 39 mi · 55m Berlin, MA to Worcester, MA 14.8 mi · 20m

Trips from Berlin, MA

Berlin, MA to Somerville, MA

39 mi 55m

Berlin, MA to Worcester, MA

14.8 mi 20m

Driving from Berlin, MA

On average, trips departing from Berlin, MA run 27 miles with a drive time of roughly 38m. The majority of routes are short drives — quick enough to finish before lunch and be back for dinner. The longest mapped route runs 39 miles (55m), while the shortest is just 15 miles.

Popular Destinations

Top road trip destinations from Berlin, MA are Somerville, MA (39 mi, 55m) and Worcester, MA (14.8 mi, 20m). Most destinations stay within the same state, perfect for exploring the local region thoroughly.

Planning & Costs

For the average 27-mile drive from Berlin, MA, expect to burn about 1.1 gallons of fuel one way at 25 MPG. Check local pump prices before you go to lock in your budget.

With an average drive under three hours, you have plenty of flexibility — leave whenever it suits you. Routes tend to go east, so afternoon departures put the sun at your back on the return leg.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 2 mapped routes leaving Berlin, MA and 4 routes heading into Berlin, MA, covering 6 total connections. Distances range from 15 to 39 miles.

The longest mapped route from Berlin, MA covers 39 miles and takes approximately 55m. Shorter options start at just 15 miles.

The average route from Berlin, MA runs about 27 miles with a drive time of roughly 38m. This includes both short day trips and longer multi-day drives.

The most popular road trip destinations from Berlin, MA include Somerville, MA and Worcester, MA. Each route page has detailed drive times, fuel estimates, stop suggestions, and turn-by-turn directions.

Traveler Guide to Berlin, MA

Clinton is in Massachusetts. This is a large town in Worcester County with a number of small settlements in the area, including Berlin, Lancaster, Boylston, Bolton and Sterling.

1 Museum of Russian Icons, 203 Union St, Clinton, ☏ +1 978-598-5000. This is the largest collection of Russian icons in North America. (updated Apr 2017) 2 Wachusett Reservoir. and Clinton dam (updated Apr 2017) 3 Tower Hill Botanical Gardens, 11 French Drive, Boylston, ☏ +1 508 869-6111, fax: +1 508 869-0314, [email protected]. This 132-acre home of the Worcester County Horticultural Society is constantly getting better, and is already wonderful. Special tours and events as well. $20 adults, $17 seniors, $10 children. Old Stone Church. Abandoned church located beside Wachusett Reservoir at the intersection of MA 12 and 140 in West Boylston. Its open to the public, just park on the side of the road. Pretty spot for photography, especially in autumn or foggy conditions.

Berlin Orchards, 310 Sawyer Hill Rd, Berlin, ☏ +1 978 838-2400. Pick-your-own of a dozen varieties of apples or take a hay ride in the rolling hills around Berlin. (updated Apr 2015) Davis Farmland and Mega Maze, 145 Red Stone Hill, Sterling, ☏ +1 978 422-6666. Children's discovery farm with an excellent maize-maze.It is open from April until the end of October. You can feed the animals, take a hay ride through the farm, and even cool off at the Adventure Play and Spray. They offer day camps for kids. Mulligan's Miniature Golf, 124 Leominster Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-422-5022. Mulligan’s is a great place to have some fun in the warmer months. It opens in early April and is located right next to Meola’s Ice Cream. It’s fun for people of all ages, but is extremely popular among families in the area. Adults pay $7.00 for a round of mini golf and kids pay $6.00, and all replays of rounds are half price. If you plan on visiting frequently, you can also buy a season pass ($65 for adults and $55 for kids and seniors). The course is always well kept and they have a friendly and helpful staff. The “Moose Caboose” is a stand which sits within the course, where golfers can purchase snacks and refreshments. Children’s birthday parties are frequently held here, and you can even host any other event of your choice. Clearview Farm, 4 Kendal Hill Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-422-0442. This farm is a glimpse into Sterling’s history.

Chocksett Inn, 59 Laurelwood Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-422-3355. This is a great spot for a weekend getaway, but you don’t have to sleep here to enjoy a nice meal. They offer a wide variety of food choices. $16-29. Rota-Spring Farm, 117 Chace Hill Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-365-9710. This homemade ice cream farm is famous for having the best ice cream in the area, and the biggest scoops. People come from miles around to get a taste of one of their 50 flavors and to look at the cows that produce the delicious treats. Rota-Spring is located right in the farmland of Sterling, providing a great place for families with kids to enjoy. There is also a fruit and vegetable stand next to the ice cream window, so you can get your cone and some fresh local produce all in one trip. You can sit out on the picnic tables and enjoy the atmosphere, or just take your ice cream back home with you. Whichever way you prefer, this ice cream will never let you down. Barbers Crossing (North), 175 Leominster Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-422-8438. They offer a wide range of choices, but it’s not the number one spot for a good meal in town. The atmosphere is a little unwelcoming, but the prices are low and it’s a good place to go for a basic burger and fries. Village Pizza, 239 Worcester Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-422-7166. This is a family-owned pizza place that has been a fixture of Sterling since the 1990s. It’s located in the center of town. They serve big thick crust pizzas, calzones, fresh salads, and pasta dishes. They have low prices and a friendly staff.

Draught House Bar & Grill, 42 W Boylston St, West Boylston, ☏ +1 508 835-4722. Popular bar located in a Worcester suburb with more than 30 beers on tap. (updated May 2015) 1 J's Restaurant at Nashoba Valley Winery, 100 Wattaquadock Hill Rd, Bolton, ☏ +1 978 779-9816, +1 978 779-5521, [email protected]. Fine new American and French food at this vineyard restaurant Bolton Beer Works, 92 Wattaquadock Hill Rd, Bolton, ☏ +1 978 779-5521. Small brewery located on a vineyard in rural Bolton. Nashoba Valley Winery, 100 Wattaquadock Hill Rd, Bolton, ☏ +1 978 779-5521. Hilltop vineyard making wines from local and imported grapes. There's also a brewery and restaurant on site.

Chocksett Inn, 59 Laurelwood Road, Sterling, ☏ +1 978-422-3355. It has 26 lovely suites, all with a living area and a full kitchen. Every room has free wireless high-speed internet and cable. They offer a complimentary continental breakfast, and they have a gym, a business center, and laundry facilities. Their restaurant, the Bistro, is open for dinner from Monday until Saturday. 1 The International, 159 Ballville Road, Bolton.

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