Route 9B is a state highway located in the northeastern United States, primarily in the state of Vermont. It serves as a connector between Route 9 and Route 9A, facilitating travel through the region. The route is known for its scenic views, passing through rural landscapes and small towns. The highway spans approximately 10 miles and is often used by local residents and tourists alike. It provides access to various recreational areas, making it a popular choice for those exploring the natural beauty of Vermont. The road is maintained by the state, ensuring safe travel for all users.