Posted in Vermont
September 23, 2015
These 14 Hidden Waterfalls In Vermont Will Take Your Breath Away
Sure, many Vermonters have their local waterfalls and scenic spots that they often frequent. But if you haven’t explored new areas in a while, I highly suggest you do. Here are some incredible rapids that are definitely worth taking the path less traveled to check out. You will seriously be blown away.
The Green River Reservoir State Park is located in Hyde Park and offers exclusive camping sites only reachable by boat.
When you stop by these falls in Pawlet, don't forget to visit Mach's Brick Oven Wood-Fired Pizza right over the bridge.
Head over to Hancock in Addison County to see this one. For an amazing view, stand on the bridge over the stream and peer down the ravine.
The best time to see these 600+ foot falls in Manchester is right after the rain. The moderate hike is 100% worth the view!
These falls located in Stowe are a must-see for all. After hiking up you'll definitely want to take a dip in the refreshing swimming hole at the bottom. Be careful, it can get slippery!
Located in Salisbury, these falls are perfect for a day trip. Even if you've been here before, it's easy to discover a unique area and view you've never seen before.
A historical spot and major source of water power, these falls in Middlebury have a lot of character.
Lower Falls of the Otter Creek, Middlebury
For an adventure-filled day, Buttermilk Falls in Ludlow is the spot to go. With several swimming holes and tons of outdoor activities for any season, you'll definitely leave the Okemo Valley with a smile.
Almost at the border of Quebec in Troy you'll find these falls. You'll truly be impressed with the view of one of the state's largest undammed waterfalls.
While this waterfall in Jamaica is one of the most beautiful sights you might see, be sure to be very careful as you climb the steep terrain!
Beautiful covered bridges and flowing cascades at the same time? You just can't beat that. Make the drive to North Hartland to see for yourself, you won't be dissappointed.
For an easy, kid-accessible outing, head to Killington to see Thundering Brook Falls. Check out the exquisite fall foliage or luscious flowers in the Spring...or even stop by for both!
For an easy, kid-accessible outing, head to Killington to see Thundering Brook Falls. Check out the exquisite fall foliage or luscious flowers in the Spring...or even stop by for both!
Looking for the perfect place to cool off on that excruciatingly hot summer day? These massive falls in Bristol have a gigantic swimming area perfect for a day of relaxation.
Now that new trails have been made and you no longer have to jump rock to rock to cross the river this gorge-ous sight in Cambridge is easier to visit and should be experienced by all nature-lovers.
Whether you’re looking for a short hike, a place to swim, or simply somewhere to relax and take in the view, you can definitely find the perfect waterfall in Vermont to do just that. Are there any others you’d add to the list? Feel free to add your pictures in the comments and we will post them on our site!
