Map — Mill Brook Falls | New England Swimming Holes

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Access
Approximate access
Parking
Limited
Walk Time
10–15 min
Trail Difficulty
Moderate

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Bolton PotholesSwimming Holes
Joiner Brook potholes—no legal car parking at the site per VRC/Bolton docs; USGS 04286000 is Winooski at Montpelier proxy only, not flow inside the potholes.View Guide
Huntington GorgeSwimming Holes
Huntington Gorge is a famous Richmond gorge on the Huntington River with deep green slots, polished bedrock, and some of the strongest word-of-mouth demand in Vermont. It is also the deadliest swimming hole in the state, so this guide should read as hazard-first: admire it, scout it, and treat any water entry as a serious risk decision.View Guide
Honey Hollow FallsWaterfalls
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Bingham FallsWaterfalls
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Warren FallsWaterfalls
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