Ethical, Sustainable, Plant-Based Travel
Is Moss Glen Falls in Granville, Vermont (not to be confused with Moss Glen Falls in Stowe) worth driving to? Do you even need to stop since it can be seen from the road? Keep reading to find out! Moss Glen Falls, Granville, Vermont: Quickstats Length: 0.1 milesDifficulty: EasyAccessibility: Ramp from the parking lot to
One of Vermont’s most stunning waterfalls also happens to be very easy to access. Welcome to Texas Falls, Vermont. Texas Falls, Vermont: Quickstats Length: Option for extended 1-mile hike however to see the waterfalls you need to only walk a few hundred meters at mostDifficulty: EasyAccessibility: Flat bridge that overlooks the main waterfall which could
One of Vermont’s tallest waterfalls, great hiking options, and wild swimming? What’s not the love about Hamilton Falls! Hamilton Falls, Vermont Quickstats Length: About 0.5 miles downhill to the bottom viewing area OR 6 miles roundtrip hike from Jamaica State ParkDifficulty: Easy/ModerateAccessibility: Not wheelchair accessible due to dirt paths with roots and rocksSwimming: Swimming permitted
Over 125 feet of gorgeous waterfall, a swimming hole, and an incredible easy walk? Welcome to the Thundering Brook Falls trail. This gorgeous Vermont waterfall should be high on your list. Keep reading to learn more! Thundering Brook Falls Trail Quickstats Length: 0.4 milesDifficulty: Easy to moderate (ready description above)Accessibility: A long, flat boardwalk wooden
Three waterfalls, two giant swimming holes, and no hike-in required to access Buttermilk Falls in Ludlow, Vermont. What could be better? Buttermilk Falls is a series of three gorgeous waterfalls in Vermont with two large swimming holes and one smaller pool, all based along an easy one-mile walk and with free parking to boot! Keep
Summer, spring, fall, or winter, the waterfalls in Vermont shine no matter the season! Keep reading to discover six must-see Vermont waterfalls and a few magical swimming holes that you won’t want to miss. Wild Swimming Safety You should never swim before knowing all of the risks. Make sure to asses the risk of wild
