Hippie Hole West Hill Brook outside Montgomery, VT.	44° 53' 56"N 72° 38' 54"W
Three Holes The Trout River east of Montgomery Center, VT.	44° 52' 32"N 72° 34' 37"W
Gibou Road South Branch near Hectorville, VT.  Not a hiking destination, but good if you want to swim under an historic covered bridge.	44° 51' 06"N 72° 36' 51"W
Four Corners Community swimming hole beside State Route 101 in Bugbee Brook.	44° 56' 12"N 72° 24' 32"W
Rock Point Burlington, VT in North Beach Park.  Lots of people dip in Lake Champlain here.  Not something you'd cross state boundaries to visit, though.	44° 29' 32"N 73° 14' 56"W
Sheep's Hole (aka Journey's End) Three little features on Foot Creek near Johnson, VT.  Small and within a settled area.
Moss Glen Falls In the Putnam State Forest near Stowe, VT.  An 80-foot cascade, but the pool at the bottom was insignificant.	44° 28' 55"N 72° 37' 26"W
Jeff Falls Just south of Jeffersonville, VT in the Brewster River, right beside State Route 108.  Given the number of better places available, this one is a pass.	44° 38' 25"N  72° 49' 36"W
Bolton Potholes Several fabulous deep pools.  Rowdy and littered when I visited.  Lots of broken glass.	44° 22' 38"N 72° 52' 29"W
Preston Brook Very pretty, small gorge on the Long Trail. Several pools and good vertical.  However, the best pool will likely be no more than chest deep.	44° 22' 08"N 72° 54' 27"W
Huntington Gorge Bozo factor is off the charts.  Really heavily visited because the rock sculpting and diving is exquisite, but the location along a road, coupled with the number and quality of visitors make this a "why bother" spot.	44° 14' 05"N 72° 58' 06"W
Lower Middlebury Gorge Popular spot favored by locals and students from Middlebury, VT.  It's right under the bridge on State Route 125, though.	43° 58' 13"N 73° 05' 08"W
Twin Bridge River swimming in the White River near Gaysville, VT. Right along State Route 107.  Twin Bridge is nearby.	43° 46' 40"N 72° 42' 02"W
Warren Falls Major rock sculpting.  The pool at the bottom is a good 12 feet deep pool and colorful, but that doesn’t tell the whole story.  Tests for fecal coliforms do. Way too many idiots.	44° 05' 39"N 72° 51' 49"W
The Punchbowl A clothing optional spot in the Mad River less than three miles north of Warren, VT.  Little more than a big sand beach on a wide, flat river.	44° 08' 54"N 72° 50' 33"W
Clarendon Gorge The Mill River has a too popular spot near Clarendon, VT. Great water features, but dozens of people in a summer day.	43° 30' 58"N 72° 57' 55"W
Swinging Bridge The Mill River has another spot, this one 2.5 miles upstream from US 7 on the Appalachian Trail below East Clarendon. Good stop if you're through hiking the AT.	43° 31' 12"N 72° 55' 31"W
Brockaway Gorge A big deep gorge in the Williams River below a train trestle.  Water has an odor.	43° 12' 23"N 72° 30' 50"W
Buttermilk Falls A family spot on Branch Brook above Ludlow, VT.	43° 26' 11"N 72° 43' 42"W
Cavendish Gorge A little-known spot in the Black River downstream from Ludlow, VT.  Worth a visit if your around there..	43° 22' 52"N 72° 35' 53"W
Quechee Gorge Tourist spot know as Vermont's Grand Canyon. The Ottauquechee River can get dirty.  Crowded, too.	43° 38' 02"N 72° 24' 34"W
Dorset Quarry A popular community swimming hole at an abandoned marble quarry in Dorset, VT.
Button Fall Mettawee River in west-central Vermont.  One of the prettiest falls I've seen, but thousands of dairy cattle upstream.	43° 23' 35"N 73° 13' 27"W
The Ledges A way-to-popular  clothing optional spot in  Harriman Reservoir outside of Jacksonville, VT.