Interactive Map of VT Rivers - Vermont River Conservancy
Discover Vermont's best swimming holes, fishing access sites, canoe and kayak trails, walking paths along rivers, and conservation lands.
Find Your River - Vermont River Conservancy
Use our interactive map to discover Vermont's best places to swim, fish, paddle, or hike, and learn about protected waterways.
North Branch Cascades Trail - Vermont River Conservancy
Boardwalk along North Branch Cascades Trail in Worcester and Elmore, Vermont. Open every season of the year, this is a magical, mossy forest with a 1-mile flat trail along the cascading river, ADA outhouses and picnic tables, and a dozen stone stairways down to the river.
Who We Are - Vermont River Conservancy
We envision a future where people from all walks of life have access to rivers for recreation and quiet enjoyment, and value rivers as a source of clean water to their family’s tap, healthy habitat for abundant wildlife, and a source of wellbeing essential to their daily lives.
Public Acces to Rivers - Vermont River Conservancy
See what we do to protect swimming holes, fishing and boating access, gorges, and waterfalls across Vermont – to make sure all people have access to rivers.
Huntington Gorge - Vermont River Conservancy
Huntington Gorge. This well known gorge, popular with residents and visitors, is a stunning swimming hole and fishing access site on a sunny summer afternoon, but can also be a dangerous, raging torrent when the water is high.
What We Do | Vermont River Conservancy
Here in Vermont, our rivers will bear the brunt of climate change: more drought, more floods, and warmer water. When we protect forests and wetlands, we improve wildlife habitat and help provide shade to cool waters.
Twenty-Foot Hole - Vermont River Conservancy
Thanks to this vision and all chipped-in, today visitors can enjoy a half-mile of the the Black River. Tucked in a shady, deep ravine surrounded by forest, the water is extra cool, even mid-summer. The stream flows through narrow bedrock ravines, broadens out into a …
Contact Us - Vermont River Conservancy
Find Your River. Interactive Map; Swimming Holes, Gorges, Waterfalls; Fishing Areas; Paddling/Boat Access; Paddlers’ Trail Campsites; Flood Resiliency & Wildlife Preservation
Arthur Buck River Access - Vermont River Conservancy
Located on Route 2, just west of the new bridge over the Winooski River (west of the state highway garage), the access includes a curb cut, parking spaces and a loop to get closer to the river to drop boats.