Northeast Vermont river pools and gorge jumps — short-season cold water with classic New England scenery.
5 spots in Vermont.
Lamoille River Valley swimming holes: Northeast Vermont river pools and gorge jumps — short-season cold water with classic New England scenery. This page groups 5 related listings in Vermont — open each card for fees, access, and last-verified notes. Use swimming holes near me to sort by GPS, or see all swimming holes in Vermont.
Northeast Vermont river pools and gorge jumps — short-season cold water with classic New England scenery.
Below are 5 related listings in our directory — each with its own page for fees, seasonality, and how to get there.
Start with the primary listing if you are new to the area, then explore nearby spots in the same watershed or park system. Rules differ by land manager: state parks, national forest, and informal pull-offs are not interchangeable.
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Lamoille River Valley Swimming Holes near Stowe, Vermont is a river swimming spot on Lamoille River. What people come for: Jeff Falls' 7-foot waterfall; Secluded pools at Brewster River Gorge. You will find parking. Best visited in June to August. Always enter feet-first.
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Spread across the river corridors and forested ravines surrounding Stowe, Morrisville, and Montpelier, these spots draw swimmers, hikers, and photographers into cold, clear water framed by moss-covered ledges, dramatic cascades, and canopies of maple and birch.
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Montgomery Center, Vermont has several waterfall and creek swimming holes in the northern Green Mountains near Lowell and Stowe day-trip range. Cold clear water, short hikes, and no facilities at most pools.
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Set along the clear, cold waters of Minister Brook near Worcester, this unofficial . A remnant of an earlier era that nature has spent decades reclaiming and reshaping.
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Dirt roads wind past old stone walls, weathered barns, and stands of birch and maple. And the sound of moving water seems to follow you everywhere.
View detailsNortheast Vermont Lamoille Valley pools and gorge spots offer short-season cold-water swimming. Expect chilly temperatures even in July and scout current after rain.
Many access points are informal and free, but some sit near private land. Use verified listings, park legally, and follow Leave No Trace.