Vermont · Swimming Holes

Cady Falls Swimming Hole

Swim: allowed. Find & Go Seek lists coordinates near Morrisville on the Lamoille with parking noted; access is commonly described from the Cadys Falls / iron bridge area with a short bank approach. Confirm current parking signs and respect posted riverbank land. Lamoille ledges and slicks—ledge jumping is hazardous without a careful depth check. Cold moving water; no lifeguards. After high water, currents and debris increase quickly.

Shallow cascades and ledges on the Lamoille at Morrisville’s Cadys Falls reach.

Morrisville · Lamoille County

First Time Here

Find & Go Seek lists coordinates near Morrisville on the Lamoille with parking noted; access is commonly described from the Cadys Falls / iron bridge area with a short bank approach. Confirm current parking signs and respect posted riverbank land.

Lamoille ledges and slicks—ledge jumping is hazardous without a careful depth check. Cold moving water; no lifeguards. After high water, currents and debris increase quickly.

Flow, posting, and neighbor context change with the season—use this page as orientation, then verify on site.

Should You Go

Good for

  • Visitors comfortable with cold moving water and natural, uneven footing
  • Groups that will read Conditions then still judge each access on site
  • People willing to follow posted access and neighbor context

Skip if

  • You need lifeguards or a managed pool
  • High water or storms make you uneasy—wait for another day
  • You want lifeguarded water and zero ambiguity about rules before you arrive

Safety on site

Lamoille ledges and slicks—ledge jumping is hazardous without a careful depth check. Cold moving water; no lifeguards. After high water, currents and debris increase quickly. This guide is independent—posted rules and land managers always win; verify access the day you visit.

Map & Trail

Find & Go Seek lists coordinates near Morrisville on the Lamoille with parking noted; access is commonly described from the Cadys Falls / iron bridge area with a short bank approach. Confirm current parking signs and respect posted riverbank land. Use driving directions to reach the Cadys Falls / iron-bridge neighborhood, then walk the bank you intend to use—coordinates are for the road context, not mid-river.

  • Natural river access—footing and posting change with season and weather.
  • Confirm trail names, distances, and seasonal closures against official sources when you can.

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