Tiny Brook Cascades

Plymouth · Windsor County

A Plymouth cascades page with a wildlife-area pull-off and a short rough approach to multiple brook drops.

Swimming

Not recommended

Access

Trail approach

Parking

Limited

Water

Moderate

Footing

Slick

Light

Bright

Difficulty

Reward

Risk

Open On Map Conditions Nearby

Good fit

People filling in lesser-known Vermont cascades

Short exploratory waterfall stops

Rainy-season brook visits

Skip

You want a formal trail

You need family-friendly terrain

You only want roadside waterfalls

Before you go

The trail starts easily but becomes rough and brushier near the brook.
There are multiple small drops here, not just one waterfall.
Steep edges near the brook make this a poor fit for families.
Do not block the nearby residence beside the wildlife-area entrance.
Recent rain improves the brook and the lower cascades.

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