Mad Tom Brook Falls
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- Stetson Hollow Falls1.7 mi awayWaterfallsStetson Hollow Falls is a smaller southern Vermont waterfall page that works mainly as authority coverage and local itinerary depth. It belongs in the catalog as a modest named stop, not as a flagship destination.View Guide
- Townshend Dam23 mi awaySwimming HolesTownshend Dam is one of the more practical remaining Southern Vermont water pages because it combines a known public site with broad river access and a more approachable setup than many secretive local holes. It works well as a warm-weather river page if kept honest about flow, crowds, and conditions.View Guide
- Townshend Pool24 mi awaySwimming HolesTownshend Pool is another broad southern Vermont river-access page that complements Townshend Dam without feeling like the same exact stop. It is useful as a river-day page with honest public-facing value and a scout-first posture.View Guide
- Scott Bridge25 mi awaySwimming HolesScott Bridge is a broader southern Vermont river-access page that matters more for local warm-weather use than for postcard-level drama. It fits the catalog as a scout-first river stop with practical itinerary value.View Guide
- Lye Brook Falls6.2 mi awayWaterfallsSwimming is not recommended. Lye Brook Falls is a tall seasonal Manchester waterfall reached by a moderate forest hike in the Green Mountain National Forest. Expect a longer walk than Vermont's roadside falls, slick rock near the base, and the strongest water after spring runoff or recent rain.View Guide
- Hamilton Falls17 mi awayWaterfallsSwimming is not recommended. Hamilton Falls is a dramatic Jamaica waterfall reached by a real forest hike from the Ball Mountain Dam side of Jamaica State Park. Expect slick rock, strong currents, and a much better viewing-first experience than a casual swim stop.View Guide