Branch Brook Falls

Plymouth · Plymouth Notch Area

A Plymouth waterfall page with separate arrival and waterfall pins from the master table.

Swimming

Not recommended

Access

Approximate trail

Parking

Limited

Water

Moderate

Footing

Slick

Light

Bright

Difficulty

Reward

Risk

Open On Map Conditions Nearby

Good fit

People comparing lesser-known Vermont falls

Readers okay with approximate first-pass pins

Future coordinate-tightening candidates

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Before you go

Treat this as an approximate first-pass entry.
Parking and water pins may be incomplete.
Do not trespass if signage says otherwise.
Scout conditions conservatively.
Return later for tighter mapping if needed.

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