We Bet You Didn’t Know There Was A Miniature Niagara Falls In Vermont

It may not come as a surprise to learn that Moss Glen Falls in Stowe, Vermont can easily be considered the Green Mountain State's very own Niagara Falls. As the tallest waterfall in the state, Moss Glen Falls is a natural wonder worthy of visiting any time of year. In the warmer months, you'll be treated to views of gushing waterfalls. You'll find the views of these impressive falls equally stunning with you check them out in the winter too. If you're curious to know more, read on to learn about this miniature natural wonder in Vermont.

Vermont's mini Niagara Falls are in CC Putnam State Park. Simply take Route 100 North for about 10 minutes if you're coming from Stowe to start exploring this natural wonder.

While Niagra Falls is about 2200 feet tall, Moss Glen Falls is the tallest waterfall in Vermont and stands at 85 feet.

Unlike taking a ferry to get up close and personal to Niagara Falls, you'll need to hike up a trail leading to Moss Glen Falls.

Be prepared to have your jaw drop as you lay your eyes on Moss Glen Falls.

Unlike Niagra Falls, your leashed pup is welcome to join you in getting up close to these stunning falls in Stowe, Vermont.

The stunning falls are just as impressive in the winter too. However, keep in mind that there tend to be seasonal closers and the best time to check out Moss Glen Falls is from May through October.

As you can see, this natural wonder is also the perfect backdrop for a memorable photo too.

Have you been to Moss Glen Falls? If so, did you get the feeling of being at Niagara Falls when you were there? Let us know your thoughts in the following comments section.

If you'd like to visit another natural wonder in Vermont that's been compared to the Grand Canyon, check out this piece about Quechee Gorge.