Conditions — Dog Team Tavern Hole | New England Swimming Holes

Fri, Apr 10

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Water

Moderate

Footing

Slick

Mosquitoes

Moderate

Ticks

Moderate

Light remaining

4 hrs of light left

Sun times

Sunrise 10:19 AM

Sunset 11:31 PM

Nearby Spots

Middlebury Gorge4.5 mi awayWaterfalls
Middlebury Gorge gives Addison County another named waterfall-and-gorge page beyond the already-covered East Middlebury swim corridor. It works best as a waterfall-first regional stop with honest gorge framing.View Guide
Bristol Ledges6.5 mi awaySwimming Holes
Bristol Ledges is a lower-key Bristol river stop where broad rock shelves and shallow New Haven River channels create a more exploratory swim-and-scramble feel than the headline falls upstream. It is a local-use kind of spot, best for low-water wandering and cooling off, not for big-drop drama or a formal beach setup.View Guide
East Middlebury Gorge9.2 mi awaySwimming Holes
VT-125 Otter Creek gorge context—swim not recommended in guide copy; USGS 04282500 is basin proxy only, not pool depth inside the gorge.View Guide
Bartlett Falls9.5 mi awayWaterfalls
Lincoln Road falls near Bristol—roadside New Haven River pool; cold water, slick rock, high swim risk if you enter.View Guide
Bristol Falls81 mi awayWaterfalls
Bristol Falls is a small central New Hampshire waterfall page that works well in the fast expansion workflow with coordinate-backed launch pins.View Guide
New Haven River Upper Pools9.6 mi awaySwimming Holes
New Haven River Upper Pools are the quieter river pockets upstream of Bartlett Falls, with ledgy shelves, small slides, and a less concentrated feel than the main plunge area below. This is still a New Haven River visit, so flow changes matter, and the reward comes from scouting the calmer pockets rather than committing to the busiest jump lines.View Guide