Rapids in Vermont
11 river rapids in Vermont across 7 counties, from the USGS dataset. The tallest is Sloping Falls at 13 ft. All US rapids.
State: Vermont 39
- Alabama 8
- Arizona 104
- Arkansas 3
- California 6
- Colorado 7
- Connecticut 4
- District of Columbia 1
- Florida 1
- Georgia 13
- Idaho 94
- Illinois 2
- Indiana 5
- Kentucky 4
- Maine 108
- Maryland 8
- Massachusetts 3
- Michigan 15
- Minnesota 21
- Missouri 13
- Montana 31
- Nebraska 3
- Nevada 8
- New Hampshire 22
- New Mexico 18
- New York 28
- North Carolina 30
- Ohio 2
- Oregon 160
- Pennsylvania 3
- South Carolina 36
- Tennessee 52
- Texas 4
- Utah 54
- Vermont 11
- Virginia 10
- Washington 43
- West Virginia 23
- Wisconsin 122
- Wyoming 2
- On Lamoille River
- Under 1 mi from Johnson
- On New Haven River
- 2 mi from Bristol
- On Missisquoi River
- 7 mi from Swanton
- On Little Otter Creek
- Under 1 mi from Ferrisburgh
- On New Haven River
- 3 mi from Bristol
- On Lamoille River
- Under 1 mi from Milton
- On Connecticut River
- 8 mi from Colebrook
- On Mad River
- Under 1 mi from Moretown
- On Missisquoi River
- Under 1 mi from Richford
Rapids in Vermont on the map
Numbers show how many sit in that area; zoom in or click to split them, click a marker for details.
Rapids by county
Vermont has named rapids in 7 counties. The most are in Addison County (3), Franklin County (2), Lamoille County (2), Essex County (1), Chittenden County (1), Washington County (1). Every county has its own page with a map and the tallest falls:
- Addison County 3
- Bennington County 1
- Chittenden County 1
- Essex County 1
- Franklin County 2
- Lamoille County 2
- Washington County 1
Types of rapids in Vermont
rapids (11).
About the data
The 11 rapids in Vermont come from the USGS Geographic Names Information System. Whitewater class is being added from guidebooks and paddling reports; 9 have coordinates verified against aerial imagery. Every page has the river, the nearest town and distance, a map with directions and a review form.