Bellows Falls

Bellows Falls offers a modest vertical, suggesting a gentle introduction to mountain pursuits. It is a spot well-suited for those finding their footing, or content with a more leisurely pace upon the snow. One does not seek Bellows Falls for its commanding drops, but rather its accessible charm.

Given its immediate proximity to Northeast Slopes and Cochran’s, Bellows Falls positions itself as a convenient stop on a tour of Vermont’s smaller, community-focused hills. The journey between these points would be brief, presenting a pleasant jaunt through the verdant landscape, rather than an arduous trek.

As an independently operated mountain, Bellows Falls stands apart from larger conglomerates. It does not appear on any of the common multi-mountain passes, thus requiring separate arrangements for access. Plan accordingly, lest you arrive unawares.