Map — Wheeler Falls
Parking pin uses catalog trailhead coordinates; water pin uses secondary coordinates when present.
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Parking pinWater Pin Approx.
Access
Location uncertain
Parking
Limited
Walk Time
15–25 min
Trail Difficulty
Moderate
Nearby Spots
- Hamilton FallsWaterfallsSwimming is not recommended. Hamilton Falls is a dramatic Jamaica waterfall reached by a real forest hike from the Ball Mountain Dam side of Jamaica State Park. Expect slick rock, strong currents, and a much better viewing-first experience than a casual swim stop.View Guide
- Jamaica State Park River Swim AreaSwimming HolesJamaica State Park River Swim Area is the easier West River cool-off option in the park corridor, with broad river access, family visibility, and a better public-access posture than many informal Vermont river holes. It is still a flow-dependent river page, but it works well when you want a real state-park stop instead of guessing at roadside access.View Guide
- Bingham FallsWaterfallsSwimming is allowed. Short walk from a roadside pull-off to a Stowe gorge pool below a popular summer waterfall. Cold water stays normal on hot days.View Guide
- Warren FallsWaterfallsMad River roadside stop in Warren, short access, cold water, and slick rock.View Guide
- Buttermilk FallsWaterfallsFalls Brook tiers near Ludlow—cold pools, granite ledges, and a short woods walk from the road.View Guide
- Bartlett FallsWaterfallsLincoln Road falls near Bristol—roadside New Haven River pool; cold water, slick rock, high swim risk if you enter.View Guide