White River 2 (South Royalton–Sharon corridor)
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Nearby Spots
- Osgood Brook Culvert8.1 mi awaySwimming HolesOsgood Brook Culvert is a tiny, cold, crystal-clear brook stop near East Randolph, useful mainly as a central Vermont authority page rather than a marquee swim destination. It is exactly the kind of small honest page that helps the catalog feel complete without pretending every stop is huge.View Guide
- Old City Falls8.6 mi awayWaterfallsOld City Falls is a Strafford waterfall stop with a picnic area, a short walk, and two plunge-and-cascade tiers that feed swimmable pools in lower water. It is one of the easier Vermont waterfall outings to pair with lunch, but slick rock and changing flow still reward a scout-first approach.View Guide
- White River Rope Swing / West Hartford Bridge8.8 mi awaySwimming HolesWhite River Rope Swing at West Hartford Bridge is one of the more obvious remaining Upper Valley river pages because it is placeable, locally known, and useful for warm-weather trip planning. It should stay river-first and risk-aware rather than hype-driven.View Guide
- Quechee Gorge Swimming Area14 mi awaySwimming HolesQuechee Gorge Swimming Area is the easier gorge-bottom river access below the bridge and visitor center, with broad Ottauquechee River shallows, a dramatic cliff backdrop, and heavy summer foot traffic. It works better as a hot-day splash-and-wade stop than a secret swimming hole, and it is only worth it when you are ready for crowds, steep return stairs, and changing river depth.View Guide
- Twenty-Foot Hole25 mi awaySwimming HolesTwenty-Foot Hole is a Reading swimming hole on the North Branch of the Black River, with three cold pools and a short walk from Tyson Road. Storm sediment has changed old jump depth, so scout every pool and treat it as a swim-and-wade stop, not a blind cliff-jump spot.View Guide
- Warren Upper Pools26 mi awaySwimming HolesWarren Upper Pools are the calmer ledge-and-pocket pools above the main Warren Falls drops, giving you the same Mad River corridor with a little more room to spread out. They are still slick, still river-driven, and still not a casual high-water swim, but they can work as the scout-first alternative when the main falls feel crowded.View Guide