Map — Timber Crib Dam
Parking pin uses catalog trailhead coordinates; water pin uses secondary coordinates when present.
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Parking pinWater Pin Approx.
Access
Informal river path
Parking
Limited
Walk Time
5–10 min
Trail Difficulty
Easy
Nearby Spots
- Falls on the Waterbury Trail5.6 mi awayWaterfallsFalls on the Waterbury Trail is a practical authority-style page that helps fill out the Waterbury corridor with a named waterfall feature beyond the best-known swim stops. It should stay simple and trail-add-on in tone.View Guide
- Waterbury Center State Park Swim Area7.2 mi awaySwimming HolesWaterbury Center State Park Swim Area is the easy-access reservoir beach on Waterbury Reservoir, with a real day-use setup, warm-season family appeal, and one of the simpler swim options in central Vermont. It is not a secret swimming hole, but it is a strong system fit when you want a reliable public swim stop with clear parking, bathrooms, and a big-water backdrop.View Guide
- The Mill (Minister Brook)11 mi awaySwimming HolesThe Mill on Minister Brook is a small cold-water Worcester-side brook page that works best as a local swim-and-wade authority entry rather than a flagship Vermont destination. It still matters because it broadens central Vermont's catalog beyond the headline river holes.View Guide
- North Branch Falls11 mi awayWaterfallsNorth Branch Falls is a quieter Worcester waterfall stop on the North Branch corridor, with a small waterfall payoff and a more local feel than the best-known Vermont falls. It works best as a short, scout-first waterfall detour rather than a headline swim destination.View Guide
- Mooretown Beach4.2 mi awaySwimming HolesMooretown Beach is one of the better remaining valley-style river entries because it reads more like a broad local access point than a one-pool niche page. It adds useful Mad River corridor depth without competing directly with the most famous names.View Guide
- Dog River Jacuzzi Natural Area7.1 mi awaySwimming HolesRoute 12 fire department parking—short bank walk to a compact Dog River plunge pool; USGS trend is same river, not pool depth.View Guide