Falls of Lana
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Falls of Lana drops Beaver Brook through a forested gorge near Lake Dunmore—a popular day-use trailhead with several connecting routes.
Place & History
The falls have long drawn hikers from the Brandon and Lake Dunmore area. This guide does not document full history; follow Forest Service notices for closures.
Land & River
Beaver Brook here loses elevation in steps. Flow spikes with rain; crossings and stone become more serious in high water.
Geography
Salisbury sits in Addison County’s lake and forest country. Route 53 links Brandon to Lake Dunmore recreation.
Animals
Songbirds and common forest mammals; keep food packed and dogs only where rules allow.
Ecology
Northern hardwood forest with brookside moss and spray zones. Trampling widens social trails—stay on signed tread.
Stewardship
Pack out trash, use restrooms when open, and avoid cutting new paths to the brook.
Local Context
Busy summer weekends fill the lot—arrive early or plan a weekday.
Quick Facts
- Map and Conditions use the same lat/lng as conditionsPage.config (trailhead / planning point).
- Limited wading only where you verify depth and current—no cliff jumping.
- Live USGS/NWS merges on Conditions when configured.