About
Quechee State Park sits in Vermont, at 5800 Woodstock Road in White River Junction, and is home to the Quechee Gorge, a deep cut in the land that locals and visitors call Vermont's Little Grand Canyon. The gorge is the park's centrepiece, and the views from its overlooks over the Ottauquechee River are the reason many people stop here.
What a visit offers
- Scenic overlooks above the gorge and river, good for a slow look at the rock walls and the water below.
- Hiking trails that let you move through the wooded landscape at your own pace.
- Camping, for those who want to stay close to the gorge overnight.
Planning your trip
Quechee State Park suits anyone who enjoys time outdoors: walkers, families, campers, and people who simply want a scenic stop. Because the park is built around the gorge and the river, most of the experience is on foot, so comfortable shoes and a little time to explore make sense. For questions about the park, you can call +1-802-295-2990.
The park lies in the White River Junction area of Vermont, so it can be combined with a wider day of exploring the region's towns and landscapes. If you are looking for a natural landmark with clear views and room to walk, Quechee State Park offers a straightforward and rewarding visit.
