Hadley is located in the Pioneer Valley, known as the crossroads of New England because of its strategic position along the Connecticut River and its excellent transportation facilities. The Massachusetts Turnpike connects the region to Boston and to Albany, New York. Interstate 91 provides direct access to Hartford, Connecticut, and to Brattleboro, Vermont and points north.
By bus
Hadley is a member of the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority PVTA, which offers fixed route service between Northampton, Hadley, Amherst, and Williamsburg. The PVTA also offers paratransit services to the elderly and disabled through the Council on Aging.
By car
Interstate Route 91 to Northampton. Other highways are State Routes 9, 47, and 116.
By train
Amtrak's passenger rail service between Montreal and Washington, D.C. is accessible from neighboring Amherst. Freight rail service is available from the Springfield Terminal Railway. Phone: 508 663-1073
By plane
Bradley International Airport (BDL)
in Windsor Locks, Connecticut is the nearest large airport.The LaFleur Airport, a General Aviation GA facility located in nearby Northampton, has a 3,506'x 50' asphalt runway.