The Pogue

The Pogue is a small, round, man-made pond with trails that circumnavigate it, located in Woodstock, Vermont, in the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park. Be aware that there is no fishing or swimming allowed here. The Pogue covers about 14 acres (5.7 hectares) and is surrounded by forests and rolling hills, providing a peaceful and scenic setting for visitors. It was created in the1880s when an earthen dam was built and is rumored to be bottomless! The Pogue is a beautiful and popular spot and is a great destination in of itself, but also makes a nice addition to those climbing Mount Tom who are looking for a little extra milage.

Some say this pond at Marsh-Billing-Rockefeller National Historical Park is bottomless. Unfortunately, you can't find out whether that's true because you're not allowed to swim here.

Beautiful reflections in the falls.