Bingham Falls

Waterfall · Addison County County, VT · 43.950000, -72.950000

Closure or warning on file

FPR warns of rescues from unaware swimmers and jumpers at the deep pools; stay on paths to protect gorge hemlocks and avoid slippery rock.

Hike
0.08 mi each way
Road
Paved
Permit
Not required
Dogs
Allowed

Bingham Falls is a waterfall on West Branch Little River in Addison County, Vermont. Reaching it is a 0.08 mi hike each way. Flow season is not on file yet.

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Closures and warnings

FPR warns of rescues from unaware swimmers and jumpers at the deep pools; stay on paths to protect gorge hemlocks and avoid slippery rock. As of September 30, 2026.

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The falls

Flow noteSeries of cascades, gorges, and pools on the West Branch of the Little River; popular Stowe-area swimming and sightseeing destination.
Swimming allowedYes
Water typeWaterfall basin
EntryWalk in
JumpingProhibited
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Access

Hike0.08 mi each way
RoadPaved
Road notePark on the left side of VT Route 108 and cross to the east side for the Bingham Falls Trail near Smugglers Notch.
ParkingParallel parking on the west side of Route 108 at the Bingham Falls Trail access.
When it fillsPark on the left side of Route 108 and cross to the east side for the Bingham Falls Trail.
Reservation or permitNot required
Managed byVermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (Bingham Falls conservation easement, Stowe area)
NotePedestrian recreation on a Stowe-area conservation easement; FPR master planning addresses parking and trail impacts.
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Rules

DogsAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Bingham Falls open?

FPR warns of rescues from unaware swimmers and jumpers at the deep pools; stay on paths to protect gorge hemlocks and avoid slippery rock. As of September 30, 2026.

Can you swim at Bingham Falls?

Yes, swimming is allowed at Bingham Falls.

How long is the hike to Bingham Falls?

It's a 0.08 mi hike each way. The road in is paved. Park on the left side of VT Route 108 and cross to the east side for the Bingham Falls Trail near Smugglers Notch. Parking: Parallel parking on the west side of Route 108 at the Bingham Falls Trail access. Park on the left side of Route 108 and cross to the east side for the Bingham Falls Trail.

Do you need a reservation for Bingham Falls?

No reservation or permit is required.

When is Bingham Falls flowing?

Series of cascades, gorges, and pools on the West Branch of the Little River; popular Stowe-area swimming and sightseeing destination.

What are the rules at Bingham Falls?

Dogs are allowed.

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