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Roaring Brook Cascade
Stamford, Vermont
Cascade drop. Roadside pull-off access—use the shoulder safely and watch traffic. Near Stamford.
At a glance
Overview
Cascade drop. Plan for about Five to ten minutes from a shoulder pull-off to the brook. (0.1 mi one way if you hike the full approach). Most visitors come for the view; swimming may be limited or not allowed.
- Region
- Southwestern Vermont
- Water type
- Cascade
- Swim feature type
- Waterfall pool
Know before you go
Not wheelchair accessible
Conditions
Conditions snapshot
Check posted signs and official updates before entering.
Getting there
Roaring Brook Cascade is a minor set of cascades on Roaring Brook in the town of Stamford, southernmost Vermont (Bennington County), below the Green Mountain National Forest and Molly Stark corridor. It is and does not carry a canonical entry in the main Vermont waterfall references; the surrounding banks are largely private. Expect a short roadside look from a allowed shoulder and a brief scramble down worn paths where public access exists. The brook runs best in spring and within a day or two of rain. For developed nearby stops, the Molly Stark State Park trails (in Wilmington) and the Somerset Reservoir area off VT 100 are the area's stronger choices.
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