Conditions — Waterbury Center State Park Swim Area | New England Swimming Holes

Fri, Apr 10

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Sun times

Sunrise 10:18 AM

Sunset 11:28 PM

Nearby Spots

Falls on the Waterbury Trail1.8 mi awayWaterfalls
Falls 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
Timber Crib Dam7.2 mi awaySwimming Holes
Timber Crib Dam is a more local-feeling central Vermont river page with enough name recognition to justify coverage, even if it is not as universal as the state's flagship holes. It belongs in the catalog as a scout-first regional river stop with a calm, factual posture.View Guide
The Mill (Minister Brook)7.2 mi awaySwimming Holes
The 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
Hancock Brook Falls8.3 mi awayWaterfalls
Hancock Brook Falls is one of the more worthwhile remaining Central Vermont brook-and-plunge pages, with a Vermont River Conservancy feel and better water character than many smaller authority entries. It works as a waterfall-first page with real swim-hole context nearby, but the main posture should stay scout-first and source-backed.View Guide
Gold Brook Swimming Hole4.6 mi awaySwimming Holes
Small pool under the Gold Brook Road bridge, parking off Route 100.View Guide
Stowe Pinnacle Brook Pools5 mi awaySwimming Holes
Stowe Pinnacle Brook Pools pair a classic Stowe Hollow hike day with cold brook pools and rock ledges along the lower trail corridor. This one works best as a cool-down add-on rather than a destination swim, especially because the brook is small, shaded, and easily changed by recent rain.View Guide