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Huntington Gorge

Chittenden County, Vermont

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Chittenden County, Vermont
Access status
Public overlook above a dangerous gorge; path from parking not described
The walk
Short walk; no distance given
Ground & access
Steep cliffs above fast water. No cell service.
Vermont River Conservancy: Huntington Gorge

Huntington Gorge is a series of pools, chutes and waterfalls where the Huntington River cuts through bedrock in Richmond. The Vermont River Conservancy lists public access to a scenic overlook directly above the gorge, cared for by the Richmond Land Trust. It warns that rushing water and steep cliffs here are extremely dangerous, that more than two dozen people have died, and asks people to consider safer places to swim. Park only in the marked areas of Dugway Road closest to the river. The path from the parking to the overlook is not described.

Plan your visit

Marked parking on Dugway Road, Richmond, to the Richmond Land Trust overlook above Huntington Gorge

No source gives a walking distance from the parking to the overlook.

Steep cliffs above fast water. No cell service.

Where to start

Only the marked portions of Dugway Road closest to the river. Cars parked outside the marked areas are towed, per the Vermont River Conservancy.

Timing & water

No season limits are stated. The gorge is most dangerous in high water.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned.

Visitor information
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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Chittenden County, Vermont.

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