Conditions — Benson's Hole | New England Swimming Holes

Fri, Apr 10

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Today

Great
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Fair
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Poor

Signals on site

Water

Moderate

Footing

Slick

Mosquitoes

Moderate

Ticks

Moderate

Light remaining

6 hrs of light left

Sun times

Sunrise 10:19 AM

Sunset 11:29 PM

Nearby Spots

Lye Brook Falls0.5 mi awayWaterfalls
Swimming is not recommended. Lye Brook Falls is a tall seasonal Manchester waterfall reached by a moderate forest hike in the Green Mountain National Forest. Expect a longer walk than Vermont's roadside falls, slick rock near the base, and the strongest water after spring runoff or recent rain.View Guide
Dorset Quarry5.4 mi awaySwimming Holes
Flooded marble quarry on Route 30—waiver, seasonal hours, cold deep water; no USGS gauge for the pool.View Guide
Mad Tom Brook Falls5.8 mi awayWaterfalls
Mad Tom Brook Falls is a southern Vermont waterfall page that adds local depth in a corridor better known for broader scenic travel than specific waterfall stops. It should stay framed as a modest brook-falls outing.View Guide
Stetson Hollow Falls6.9 mi awayWaterfalls
Stetson Hollow Falls is a smaller southern Vermont waterfall page that works mainly as authority coverage and local itinerary depth. It belongs in the catalog as a modest named stop, not as a flagship destination.View Guide
Noname Hole8.6 mi awaySwimming Holes
Noname Hole is a Vermont swim-access page in the Batten Kill Valley with a Kelly Stand Road swim stop with a named local-hole identity and a classic southern Vermont back-road feel. It works best as an honest scout-first river, quarry, pond, or gorge stop rather than an overhyped secret-spot page.View Guide
Grout Pond9.2 mi awaySwimming Holes
Grout Pond is a Vermont swim-access page in the Green Mountain National Forest with a pond-and-beach page with a ranger-road arrival and a more relaxed forest swim feel than a classic river hole. It works best as an honest scout-first river, quarry, pond, or gorge stop rather than an overhyped secret-spot page.View Guide