Map — Jeudevine Falls
Parking pin uses catalog trailhead coordinates; water pin uses secondary coordinates when present.
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Parking pinWater Pin Approx.
Access
Short local trail
Parking
Calm
Walk Time
10 min
Trail Difficulty
Easy
Nearby Spots
- Lake Willoughby South Beach21 mi awaySwimming HolesLake Willoughby South Beach is one of the strongest remaining Northeast Kingdom swim additions because it is public, placeable, and genuinely useful for trip planning. It is a lake-beach page rather than a hidden-hole page, but it belongs in the catalog on usability alone.View Guide
- Lowell Falls21 mi awayWaterfallsLowell Falls helps extend Northeast Kingdom waterfall coverage with a real named stop that is more about regional depth than blockbuster demand. It belongs in the catalog as a simple, scout-first waterfall page.View Guide
- Lake Willoughby North Beach23 mi awaySwimming HolesLake Willoughby North Beach complements the South Beach page with another real public-access NEK swim option that people can actually use and place. It belongs in the catalog because it is practical, public, and genuinely useful.View Guide
- Trout River Falls30 mi awaySwimming HolesTrout River Falls is a Montgomery swimming hole where two short falls drop into a vivid green pool locals also call Three Holes. The pull-off is tiny and the last approach follows the river itself, so save this one for low water and scout every move before you commit.View Guide
- Marshfield Falls11 mi awayWaterfallsMarshfield Falls is a central Vermont waterfall page that broadens the catalog in a corridor that already matters for swim access and back-road travel. It works best as a practical regional waterfall stop, not a marquee attraction.View Guide
- Hancock Brook Falls13 mi awayWaterfallsHancock 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