Conditions — Lake Dunmore / Branbury Swim Area | New England Swimming Holes

Fri, Apr 10

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Moderate

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Sun times

Sunrise 10:20 AM

Sunset 11:29 PM

Nearby Spots

Falls of Lana0.2 mi awayWaterfalls
Sucker Brook tiers near Lake Dunmore—hike-first waterfall; limited wading only in pockets you verify.View Guide
East Middlebury Gorge4.6 mi awaySwimming Holes
VT-125 Otter Creek gorge context—swim not recommended in guide copy; USGS 04282500 is basin proxy only, not pool depth inside the gorge.View Guide
Jelly Mill Falls4.8 mi awayWaterfalls
Jelly Mill Falls is a quieter Green Mountain waterfall page that mainly adds authority and breadth rather than demand. It still helps the Vermont waterfall catalog feel more complete in a corridor already relevant to hikers.View Guide
Abbey Pond Cascades5.2 mi awayWaterfalls
Abbey Pond Cascades is a true authority-style Green Mountain water page that adds depth for hikers and catalog completeness more than raw search demand. It should stay trail-add-on and low-hype in tone.View Guide
Bristol Ledges13 mi awaySwimming Holes
Bristol Ledges is a lower-key Bristol river stop where broad rock shelves and shallow New Haven River channels create a more exploratory swim-and-scramble feel than the headline falls upstream. It is a local-use kind of spot, best for low-water wandering and cooling off, not for big-drop drama or a formal beach setup.View Guide
Bristol Falls15 mi awaySwimming Holes
Lincoln Gap Road New Haven River context—same river as Bartlett Falls waterfall guide; USGS 04282525 is Brooksville main-stem proxy, not gorge pool depth.View Guide