Map — Reeds Falls
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Parking pinWater Pin Approx.
Access
Difficult bushwhack
Parking
Limited
Walk Time
30–45 min
Trail Difficulty
Hard
Nearby Spots
- North Branch Cascades Trail500 ft awaySwimming HolesNorth Branch Cascades Trail is a bigger corridor-style swim page with multiple deep holes along a flatter trail, making it more destination-like than a single-pool page. It is one of the strongest swim expansion entries on your list.View Guide
- Ladd's Mill River Access1.2 mi awaySwimming HolesLadd's Mill River Access is a legitimate North Branch river-access page with real swim value, even if flood history and nearby dam context make it more conditional than the strongest entries on your list. It belongs in the catalog with a cautious posture.View Guide
- Hancock Brook Falls1.6 mi awayWaterfallsHancock Brook Falls is one of the more worthwhile remaining Central Vermont brook-and-plunge pages, with a Vermont River Conservancy feel and better water character than many smaller authority entries. It works as a waterfall-first page with real swim-hole context nearby, but the main posture should stay scout-first and source-backed.View Guide
- Hancock Brook Swimming Hole1.6 mi awaySwimming HolesHancock Brook Swimming Hole is one of the strongest true remaining swimming-hole pages because it is explicitly protected for swimming, has multiple pools, and carries real public-site identity. It is a very strong central Vermont addition.View Guide
- North Branch Falls3.6 mi awayWaterfallsNorth Branch Falls is a quieter Worcester waterfall stop on the North Branch corridor, with a small waterfall payoff and a more local feel than the best-known Vermont falls. It works best as a short, scout-first waterfall detour rather than a headline swim destination.View Guide
- Moss Glen Falls (Stowe)5.6 mi awayWaterfallsMoss Glen Falls in Stowe is one of the quickest big-payoff waterfall walks in Vermont, with a short trail, a wide multi-tier drop, and easy pairing with a Stowe day. It is best treated as a photo-and-viewing stop rather than a swimming destination, especially when the brook is running hard or the overlook rocks are damp.View Guide