See The Tallest Waterfall In Vermont At C.C. Putnam State Forest
Liz Oliver
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There are endless ways to appreciate nature in the Green Mountain State. Yet, taking a trip to hike around the tallest waterfall in Vermont is still one of the best ways to absorb the beauty of Vermont. Moss Glen Falls, located in C.C. Putnam State Forest, is 85 feet high and beautiful all year long. While seeing the falls from the trailhead is an option, hiking up the trail to see the falls from above is a true delight. This waterfall hike is one you’ll want to tackle in all four seasons, check it out!
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Have you been to Moss Glen Falls? Did you take on the entire hike to see the tallest waterfall in Vermont? Have you visited the falls when they are frozen over? Tell us all about your experience in the comments below — we would love to hear from you!
Looking to get outside and explore this winter? A hike to Camel’s Hump in Vermont is an awesome experience, even in the dead of winter! (Especially if you have a warm winter jacket).
Even In The Winter, Camel’s Hump In Vermont Is Still So Worth The Hike
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Natural Wonders In Vermont
What are some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Vermont?
If you're a fan of waterfalls, then a trip to Vermont is a must! The following is a list of some of the most spectacular and picturesque waterfalls in Vermont:
- Moss Glen Falls
- Bristol Falls, also known as Bartlett Falls
- Lye Brook Falls
- Buttermilk Falls
- Falls of Lana
- Smuggler's Notch
- Thundering Brook Falls
- Old City Falls
- Bittersweet Falls
- Middlebury Falls
- Vergennes Falls Park
- Pikes Falls
- Warren Falls
- Bingham Falls Swimming Hole
- Big Falls
- Emerson Falls
- Waits River Falls
Curious to learn more about what makes each of the sites listed above so spectacular? Check out our full guide to some of the very best waterfalls in Vermont. From trickling cascades to rushing gorges, there's no shortage of beautiful waterfalls to see in the Green Mountain State!
What are the most beautiful natural wonders in Vermont?
It's no secret that Vermont is naturally stunning. If you're looking for further proof of this, check out the following list of the most beautiful natural wonders that Vermont has to offer:
- Quechee Gorge
- Moss Gleen Falls
- The Burled Forest
- Willoughby Gap
- Smuggler's Cave
- Raven Ridge
- Bald Hill Pond
- Lake Dunmore
- Lake Ninevah
- The Green Mountains
- The Long Trail
- Camel's Hump
- Worcester Mountain Range
Learn more about these places and why you should visit when you take a look at our full guide to the most stunning natural wonders in Vermont. We hope you enjoy your outdoor adventures!
When is the best time of year to visit Vermont?
Vermont is truly a state for all four seasons. From world-famous winter skiing to breathtaking fall foliage, flowery springtime, and mild summer weather, there's something to be enjoyed about Vermont every month. Of course, for most people, summer and fall are the most popular times of year to visit Vermont.