There are many waterfalls in Vermont, but the biggest one in the Green Mountain State is reflected in its name. That’s right, Big Falls in Troy is Vermont’s largest undammed fall and while it’s beautiful, it may be a little tricky to get to. While there is no better way than to admire waterfalls than to see them in person, we’ve gathered some photos and a great video for you. The video shows not only the biggest waterfall in VT, but the terrain you’ll find to get there. Happy trails!

Big Falls in Troy is beautiful, but getting there may be a bit tricky.

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You’ll find these falls on River Road, about 1.5 miles south of Route 105.

Tripadvisor/SnowyandSniggles There is a small area where you can park and there are no trail signs leading the way to the falls.

It shouldn’t be missed for both the beautiful waterfall as well as the scenic spot on the Missisquoi River

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There are many areas to view Big Falls once you get there.

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Prepare for a lot of country roads to get you there. But the 80 foot drop of these falls is worth the trek.

Flickr/Danny Barron Hopefully your GPS is accurate!

Due to the terrain, this probably isn’t the best place to take small children. Be sure to wear proper footware!

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This waterfall is beautiful in every season. We love frozen waterfalls!

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Check out this video of Big Falls. It will give you a good idea of what you might encounter on the way. Watch as YouTuber WindowOnThePrairie takes a frightening step across a chasm. Yikes!

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If you want to check out the biggest waterfall in VT and more, why not take the ultimate Vermont waterfall road trip. For easier access to check out some amazing places, you’ll want to visit these 16 waterfalls in Vermont that are hiding in plain sight.

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There is a small area where you can park and there are no trail signs leading the way to the falls.

Flickr/Danny Barron

Hopefully your GPS is accurate!

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YouTube/ WindowOnThePrairie