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Vermont Whitewater

Raft Kayak Canoe


Vermont Whitewater

Raft | Kayak | Canoe


Welcome to the beautiful state of Vermont, where whitewater enthusiasts can find a variety of thrilling river runs to explore. One popular destination is the West River, known for its challenging rapids and stunning scenery. The best time to paddle the West River is during the spring snowmelt or after a heavy rain, when streamflow levels are higher. A great section to check out is the Class III-IV stretch from Jamaica State Park to Ball Mountain Dam, offering an exciting adventure for more experienced paddlers.

Another must-visit spot is the Lamoille River, located in northern Vermont. The section from Fairfax to Georgia features Class II-III rapids, making it perfect for those looking for a fun and scenic run. Keep an eye on streamflow levels, as higher water levels can create more challenging conditions. Remember to always check the weather forecast and water levels before heading out, wear a proper fitting life jacket, and paddle with a group for added safety. Whether you're a novice or seasoned paddler, Vermont offers a little something for everyone in the world of whitewater kayaking. So grab your gear and get ready for an unforgettable adventure on the rivers of Vermont!

Location Streamflow (cfs) Difficulty (class)
Proclamation Boundary To Proclamation Boundary
2360 III-IV
Source Above Fr 55 To Proclamation Boundary (Stony Brook)
72 III-IV
Headwaters To North Of Searsburg Reservoir
319 IV-V
End Of Kendall Farm Road To Confluence With West River
380 III-IV
Headwaters To Crossing Of Route 100 Near Route 155
380 II
Woodford To Woodford Hollow
319 NONE
Headwaters To First Bridge
319 III-IV
Branch Pond To Proclamation Boundary
319 III-IV
Headwaters To Proclamation Boundary
380 III-IV
Headwaters To End Of Kendall Farm Road
380 III-III
Headwaters To End Of Fs Road 243
2360 III-IV
End Of Fs Road 243 To Neshobe River
2360 III-V
Headwaters To Wilderness Boundary
380 III-III
Wilderness Boundary To Confluence With Batten Kill
380 NONE
Headwaters To Woodstock, Vt
72 III-IV
Arlington, Vt To Manchester, Vt
380 III-IV
Lye Brook Wilderness Boundary To Confluence Of Batten Kill
380 NONE
Headwaters To Folsom Brook
75 I-II
Confluence With Alder Creek To Confluence With Middlebury River
2360 III
Stamford Town Line To Confluence With City Stream
319 II-III
First Bridge To Walloomsac Brook
319 III-IV

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