Swimming Holes

The base of this sparkling 40-foot waterfall is an oasis in the middle of Mount Mansfield State Forest.

Also known as the Devils Potholes, this swimming area is a beloved hotspot for locals of Chittenden County.

It may not be the largest waterfall in Vermont, but this flowing 14-foot drop from the New Haven River is one of the best places to go swimming.

Tucked away in the Okemo State Forest are this fabulous waterfall and swimming hole.

This river is one of the most underrated places to go swimming.

Thrill-seekers will love the adrenaline rush of diving off the giant slabs of marble into a pool of clear, seemingly never-ending waters below.

This historic bridge over the West River dates back to 1872 and is the longest-covered bridge in the entire state of Vermont.

Because most people come here for the magnificent rocky outcroppings or historic arch bridge, this gorge is often overlooked as a good swimming destination.

Surrounded by a beautiful rocky gorge, this swimming hole sits at the base of a 15-foot waterfall.

If you are looking for a secluded place to swim, then this swimming destination should be at the top of your itinerary.

A fun hangout spot for locals and families, this swimming hole is right on the Mad River.

The now-abandoned marble quarry is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and even scuba diving.

This natural water park is a playground for kids (or those who are kids at heart).

Vermonts very own canyon has a beautiful spot where you can go swimming after a day of hiking or exploring.

While the 5-foot drop of the waterfall of Kenfield Brook may not look that impressive, the beautiful, nearly perfect oval-shaped pool at the base more than makes up for the size of the fall.

Officially called Trout River Falls, this area is a prime destination for fishing.

Sitting in the middle of the Green River is this 110-foot-long dam.

This small pond may only be 6-feet deep and 30-feet wide, but it is a secluded spot that is rarely on the radar of tourists and locals.

A popular swimming hole along the Mad River, this waterfall is a wonderland for cliff jumpers.

Located on the Winooski River, this swimming destination is not for the faint of heart.