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A wooden observation platform leads you right up to the falls. The rocky cascade tumbles from Kent Brook above and follows the trail down the ravine to the Ottauquechee River.

You don't have to venture far from the road to appreciate the water cascading down the Peter Gilman Waterfall. The river tumbles out of the woods and passes underneath the road before gushing out into Lake Willoughby.

On the north side of the river there is a viewing spot where you can have a closer look at the Mill ponds and old dam waterfall. In the winter, the water freezes; a spectacular sight.

Little Cascade Falls are a small set of cascades off the side of the Weathersfield Trail. They are often paired with the larger Crystal Cascade Falls at the end of the path.

A very beautiful waterfall right on the road. Easy to reach on foot and with all mobile sub-seats. You can also stop in front of it with 3-4 cars.

The Moss Glen Falls is a scenic, 125-foot waterfall accessed via a short hike in the CC Putnam State Forest. This amazing waterfall is a must-see if you are in the area! This is a great viewpoint from a narrow ridge above the falls; you can really get a sense of their impressive size from here.

The Sterling Gorge Falls is a series of short cascading falls in the Sterling Gorge; there are three falls, six cascade sets, and eight pools. Not all of them, however, are visible from the trail, especially in the summer when there are leaves on the trees. The fall is accessed via a short interpretive trail that has several signs about the history, geology of the gorge, and local stories about the area, making it a great outing for people of all ages. You can swim in the pools, which are accessed by picking up the trail across the bridge from the parking lot and following it to the middle set of falls where there is a large pool that is perfect for swimming. These waterfalls are beautiful and a fantastic place to cool off in the hot summer months. As an added bonus, they are far less crowded than other falls in the Stowe area.

Bingham Falls is a 40-foot waterfall accessible via a short .25 mile hike and is one of Vermont's most popular waterfalls. Its easy access and photographic nature make is a fantastic short outing for locals and visitors alike. Just be aware that it is a little steeper at the bottom as you near the falls and is frequently wet and slippery.