Map — Green River Falls
Parking pin uses catalog trailhead coordinates; water pin uses secondary coordinates when present.
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Parking pinWater Pin Approx.
Access
Short roadside path
Parking
Calm
Walk Time
5 min
Trail Difficulty
Easy
Nearby Spots
- Green River Reservoir Swim Area1.3 mi awaySwimming HolesGreen River Reservoir Swim Area is the quietest-feeling public-water stop in this batch, with cold reservoir water, a boat-launch style entry, and a more laid-back north-central Vermont feel than the bigger state-park beach pages. It still reads more as a public reservoir stop than a hidden hole, but it is a strong fit when you want scenery, public access, and lower crowd pressure.View Guide
- Cady Falls Swimming Hole4.2 mi awaySwimming HolesShallow cascades and ledges on the Lamoille at Morrisville’s Cadys Falls reach.View Guide
- Goulds Mill Falls7.3 mi awayWaterfallsGoulds Mill Falls is a useful Lamoille County waterfall add with a quieter local feel and enough named identity to earn a page. It should stay framed as a smaller waterfall stop rather than a major destination hike.View Guide
- Sterling Gorge Falls12 mi awayWaterfallsGorge cascades near Stowe—trailhead parking, short rocky approach, moderate-risk water context.View Guide
- Moss Glen Falls (Stowe)9.3 mi awayWaterfallsMoss Glen Falls in Stowe is one of the quickest big-payoff waterfall walks in Vermont, with a short trail, a wide multi-tier drop, and easy pairing with a Stowe day. It is best treated as a photo-and-viewing stop rather than a swimming destination, especially when the brook is running hard or the overlook rocks are damp.View Guide
- Jeudevine Falls13 mi awayWaterfallsJeudevine Falls is a more obscure Hardwick-area waterfall page that still helps deepen Northeast Kingdom coverage with a real named destination. It belongs in the catalog as a quiet regional waterfall outing rather than a high-demand tourist stop.View Guide