Lamoille River - Dorothy Smith

On Lamoille River

The Lamoille River is a river in northern Vermont that drains into Lake Champlain. It is about 85 miles long and has a drainage area of about 706 square miles. The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation says the main stem runs more than 84 miles. It starts in Glover and ends at the outer Mallets Bay of Lake Champlain, passing through 34 towns in 5 counties. The river first flows southwest and then northwest from the divide of the Green Mountains, and Lamoille County is named after it. Its major tributaries are the Wild Branch, North Branch, Brewster River and Browns River. Arrowhead Mountain Lake is one of the larger lakes in its watershed. Green Mountain Power runs hydroelectric stations on the river, including Fairfax Falls and the Milton station. More about Lamoille River.

Boating rules on Lamoille River

• All boats must carry an approved PFD for each person; Vermont law requires children 12 and under to wear PFDs at all times source
• Dams on the lower river (dammed waterfalls) must be portaged source

Community

Where people who use Lamoille River talk about it.

• Lamoille River Paddlers Trail Association
• Lamoille River Access - Vermont River Conservancy Association
• Basin 7 - Lamoille River Tactical Basin Planning (Vermont DEC) Agency
• Lower Lamoille River - Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department Agency
• Lamoille River at Johnson, VT - USGS Water Data for the Nation Link
• Search Reddit: r/vermont Reddit
• Search all of Reddit for Lamoille River, Vermont Reddit

Nearby launches

• Lamoille River - Dog Head Falls · 7.7 mi · Lamoille River
• Fairfield Swamp · 12.7 mi · Dead Creek
• Lake Eden Boat Launch · 17.3 mi · Lake Eden
• Vaughn M. Douglass · 17.4 mi · Lake Elmore
• Upper Lamoille River · 18.6 mi · Lamoille River
• Van Everest · 19.1 mi · Lake Champlain