Waterfalls are simply spectacular, and lucky for us Vermont is full of them! What’s best about these natural wonders is that each season brings a new life to the falls. Spring brings gushing water, summer finds people enjoying the swimming holes, fall brings a calming flow, and winter – well winter brings ice! These frozen waterfalls in Vermont are simply magnificent.

1. Bingham Falls in Stowe.
Bingham Falls, Stowe, VT 05672, USA
Only In Your State/Kristin Grimes
A short but steep hike leads straight to the glorious Bingham Falls. Be sure to keep a close eye on your kids at this one.
2. Moss Glen Falls in Granville.
Flickr/Jay Parker
Moss Glen Falls, Stowe, VT 05672, USA
Flickr/Jay Parker
A roadside treat is Moss Glen Falls in Granville. This stunner should be seen in every season! A must-visit for anyone who loves the beauty of a waterfall.
3. Bartlett Falls in Bristol.
Bartlett Falls, 23-655 Lincoln Rd, Bristol, VT 05443, USA
Flickr/Jay Parker
This photo of Bartlett Falls was captured somewhere between the snow falling and the river freezing, but we love it all the same.

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4. Stowe Mountain Resort.
Stowe Mountain Resort, 5781 Mountain Rd, Stowe, VT 05672, USA
Flickr/Rudi Riet
Always keep your eyes peeled... Waterfalls can pop up in unexpected places at Stowe Mountain Resort, which is located in Stowe, one of the best small towns in America.
5. Bittersweet Falls in Weybridge.
Bittersweet Falls Road, Bittersweet Falls Rd, Weybridge, VT 05753, USA
Flickr/Don Shall
An up-close look at the icicles frozen at Bittersweet Falls. You can see these falls from a wide spot on Bittersweet Falls Road, too.
6. Neshobe Falls in Brandon.
Brandon, VT 05733, USA
Flickr/Doug Kerr
Perhaps the most scenic time to visit these falls is when they are frozen over.
7. Waits River Falls in Bradford.
Waits River, Vermont, USA
Flickr/Bob Stein
This is a really nice place to stop to see the beautiful Waits River Falls. In the spring it's roaring and in the winter it ices over and is just a wonder to look at. There are lots of nice little restaurants in the area or go simply head over to the general store to grab a sandwich. This is a perfect spot for handicapped access because you can see the falls right from the car.
8. Somerset Reservoir.
Somerset Reservoir, Vermont, USA
Flickr/Professor Bop
Just beyond the waterfall at the Somerset Reservoir, you can find this wondrous sight. With enormous force, the water gushes out of large pipes and sprays the air which ices the trees upon contact. This is truly an amazing sight to see.

So, what do you think? Are these some of the most beautiful frozen waterfalls in Vermont? Know of any other Vermont waterfalls that are a must-visit during the winter season? Tell us!

Ready to visit one (or all) of the Vermont waterfalls mentioned above? Before heading out, check out VRBO, where you’ll find an array of accommodations, making it easy to turn your day of fun into an overnight adventure.

Want to check out more waterfalls? Take this great waterfall road trip in Vermont or take in these waterfalls in Vermont that are hiding in plain sight with no hiking required.

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Daniella DiRienzo | December 06, 2023

Are there any other waterfalls in Vermont worth seeking out?

The Vermont waterfalls mentioned above aren’t the only stunning falls in the state. Here are some more beautiful waterfalls in Vermont:

  • Warren Falls: Located in Warren, Warren Falls is a series of cascading waterfalls and pools, offering a refreshing spot for swimming and enjoying the natural surroundings.
  • Texas Falls: Texas Falls is located in the Green Mountain National Forest in Hancock. The falls cascade down a series of rock ledges, making it a scenic spot for photography and relaxation.
  • Lareau Swimming Hole: While not a traditional waterfall, the Lareau Swimming Hole in Waitsfield offers a beautiful natural setting with small cascades and pools along the Mad River.

 

What are some fun activities to do during winter in Vermont?

Lots of places offer fun activities to enjoy during winter in Vermont. Here are some of the best places to visit during winter in Vermont:

  • Mount Snow: Located in the beautiful Green Mountain National Forest in southern Vermont, Mount Snow offers an exhilarating snow tubing experience with multiple groomed lanes for riders of all ages.
  • Molly Stark State Park: Though a great visit year-round, the park’s 1.6-mile hike to Mount Olga is especially stunning during winter in Vermont.
  • Stowe: During the winter season, Stowe hosts its annual winter festival, A Traditional Christmas in Stowe. Fun for all ages, visitors can enjoy a slew of seasonal activities, including a lovely tree lighting, wagon rides, live music, a lantern parade, shopping at the holiday bazaar, an ice skating rink, and more.

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