Description: Quechee Gorge State Park is located off Rt. 4 in Quechee. Consisting of 611 acres, the park is perched above the spectacular 200' deep Quechee Gorge, one of Vermont’s true natural attractions. Visitors can enjoy the view from the Rt. 4 bridge or walk the hiking trails winding down into the Gorge. The dam at Dewey Mill Pond has created a pleasing waterfall. North Hartland Lake, located 2 miles from the park, provides a popular spot for swimming and fishing. The park includes 47 spacious and private tent/trailer sites, and seven lean-tos, hot showers and dumping station. Area attractions include Marsh Billings National Historic Park, Billings Farm Museum, Montshire Museum, Quechee Gorge Village, Simon Pearce Glass Blowing and Pottery shop, St. Gaudens National Historic Site, Coolidge Homestead, and Sugarbush Cheese and Maple Farm. MC/VISA.

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