Getting to Lee 413.243.0852 48 SERVICES HOW TO GET TO LEE By Automobile Lee is located in central Berkshire County in Western Massachusetts. It is easily reached by car via the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) using Exit 2. Driving time from Boston is about two hours (125 miles), from New York City about two-and-a-half hours (160 miles), from Hartford just over one hour (69 miles), and from Albany under one hour (45 miles). Once in Lee, you will find ample free parking. Follow the signs to public lots on Park Place, Railroad Street, Franklin/High Streets, or look for free spaces on Main and most side streets. GPS Information If using a GPS system, you can find downtown Lee by using the address of the Lee Town Hall, 32 Main Street. The zip code for Lee is 01238 and for South Lee it is 01260. Coordinates for Lee are Latitude 42.305003 and Longitude 73.248953. When you reach Lee, come to the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Information Center, 3 Park Place (on the Town Green), for all your visitor information. By Air Lee is served by two major airports, Albany International (ALB) and Bradley International in north central Connecticut (BDL). Time and distance from both airports is about the same, about a one-hour ride. Go to www.albanyairport.com or call 518.242.2200 or www.ctairports.org or call 860.292.2000 for full information on ground transportation and airport services. Abbott Limousine, 413.243.1645, offers service to and from both airports. By Bus Peter Pan Bus Lines runs regular service to Lee from major cities. For information, call 800.343.9999 or go to www.peterpanbus.com. By Train Amtrak offers service to nearby locations, such as Hudson and Rensselaer/ Albany, New York, and Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Call 800.USA.RAIL or go to www.amtrak.com for full information. Travel time from the New York stations is around one hour, from Pittsfield about 20 minutes. Taxi service is available in Pittsfield at 413.499.4300. Metro North Railroad provides service to Wassaic, New York, which is about one hour and 15 minutes from Lee, but stations on the line offer few services for visitors. Call 877.690.5116 or go to www.mta.info for details.
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