Last splash: Swimming holes offer free, sometimes frigid, fun in sun
Summertime in Vermont may be waning, but there are still opportunities to hit up some of the dozens of swimming holes the state has to offer. Forget about chlorinated concrete rectangles ringed by deck chairs and signs with dozens of rules telling you not to do this or that. Heck, in some swimming holes, you can even go ahead and forget your clothes. Here’s a sampling of some of the area’s best falls and pools.
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After a rousing drive through Smugglers Notch, pull over and take a short walk to Stowe’s Bingham Falls, a 40-foot cascade set in a hardwood f…
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A series of small waterfalls carve their way through bedrock as the steep, cold-water Foote Brook meanders through the Johnson forest toward t…
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You can’t miss it — after about a quarter-mile walk through the woods at Moss Glen Falls, the hustle and rush of water hurtling off cliffs mis…
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Tucked away deep in the Morristown woods, off a well-trodden path, the Kenfield Brook flows through a gap in a natural stone wall, and cascade…
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