About Four Corners
Four Corners is a crisp, invigorating cold spring nestled in northern Vermont near Jay and Troy. This primitive swimming hole invites you to dive into its refreshing waters beneath towering trees, creating a raw and natural experience. Its name comes from the nearby Four Corners store, anchoring it in local charm.
Getting There
Reach Four Corners via a short walk from limited roadside parking along a quiet stretch in extreme northern Vermont. The trail ranges from a quick 2-minute stroll to a slightly longer 15-minute walk, depending on where you park, so be prepared to carry your gear a bit.
What to Expect
The water at Four Corners is clear and sharply cold, waking your senses as you swim in this natural pool carved by time. The atmosphere is adventurous, with a famously daring rope swing clinging to a tree on the far ledge—only attempt it if you're confident in your bravery. Facilities are minimal, adding to the pristine, untouched vibe shared by Vermont swimming holes.
Tips for Visitors
Visit Four Corners in the summer when the air is warm enough to enjoy the cold plunge fully. Bring sturdy shoes for the uneven path and prepare for limited parking during peak times. There’s no fee, but respect the environment by packing out all trash and keeping noise low to preserve this rugged spot.
