Map — Lulls Brook Gorge | New England Swimming Holes

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Parking pinWater Pin Approx.

Access
Location uncertain
Parking
Limited
Walk Time
20–30 min
Trail Difficulty
Moderate

Nearby Spots

Old City FallsWaterfalls
Old 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
Quechee Gorge Swimming AreaSwimming Holes
Quechee 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
Gerry's FallsWaterfalls
Gerry's Falls gives the Upper Valley another named waterfall entry with a short-stop feel and enough regional recognition to justify coverage. It is better as a quick waterfall detour than a destination swim hole, and the page should stay calm and factual.View Guide
Glen FallsWaterfalls
Glen Falls is a southern New Hampshire waterfall page using the repeated mapped waterfall coordinate and a separate roadside access approximation.View Guide
Bingham FallsWaterfalls
Swimming is allowed. Short walk from a roadside pull-off to a Stowe gorge pool below a popular summer waterfall. Cold water stays normal on hot days.View Guide
Warren FallsWaterfalls
Mad River roadside stop in Warren, short access, cold water, and slick rock.View Guide