Green River Reservoir State Park
This wild and mostly undeveloped park is a paradise for nature lovers looking for a quieter place to spend time outdoors.
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Green River Reservoir State Park Details
This wild and mostly undeveloped park is a paradise for nature lovers looking for a quieter place to spend time outdoors. It is centered around the sprawling Green River Reservoir, which means most of this 5,503-acre park is only accessible by boat. So, if you choose to camp here, you should be prepared to kayak or canoe at least 1 to 2 miles just to reach your primitive campsite. There are virtually no facilities in the park, but that secluded remoteness is part of the reason why this park is so spectacular. Besides the beavers, moose, otters, and loons, you might not even see another soul in this park during your entire visit.
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Nearby Parks Around Green River Reservoir State Park
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Green River Reservoir State Park
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6.8 mi away
Lamoille Valley Rail Trail
This impressive 34.2-mile route is a rail to trail conversion that follows the route of the 19th-century Lamoille Valley Railroad, which was used primarily for fall foliage tourism.
7.1 mi away
Terrill Gorge
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.
8.0 mi away
Elmore State Park
This 755-acre park is sandwiched between Lake Elmore and Elmore Mountain, so there are plenty of opportunities for various land and water-based activities.
8.9 mi away
Fisher Covered Railroad Bridge
This wooden bridge was built in 1908 over the Lamoille River and used by the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad lines.
12.3 mi away
Moss Glen Falls
If you are short on time, this quick hike through the CC Putnam State Forest takes you to a beautiful trickling waterfall in just under 30 minutes.
