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Stickney River Corridor Easement
Rockingham, Vermont
Rocky river pools. Roadside pull-off access—use the shoulder safely and watch traffic. Near Rockingham.
At a glance
Overview
Rocky river pools. Plan for about Five to ten minutes on a short bank path along the easement corridor. (0.2 mi one way if you hike the full approach). Water use is often conditional on flow, staffing, and season—double-check before you suit up.
- County
- Windham County
- Region
- Southern Vermont
- Water type
- River pool
Know before you go
Public
Not wheelchair accessible
Conditions
Conditions snapshot
Check posted signs and official updates before entering.
Getting there
The Stickney River Corridor Easement is a Vermont River Conservancy easement corridor along a stretch of river in Rockingham, Windham County. The easement preserves foot access to the shoreline for fishing, paddling, quiet swimming, and birdwatching; it is not a developed beach and carries no lifeguard or facilities. Expect a small allowed pull-off, a short bank path along the easement markers, and a river edge with a mix of rocky shallows and deeper pockets. Respect adjacent private land, stay on the easement path, and check for posted notices. The corridor runs cold in the first half of summer and reacts quickly to upstream rain. For a developed Windham County stop, the Scott Covered Bridge area in Townshend and the West River pull-offs south of Jamaica are stronger picks.
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