About Congdon's Point
Congdon's Point is a rugged, rocky promontory extending into a tranquil Vermont lake, offering a pure, natural swimming experience. Known for its clear, cold waters, this spot draws those who appreciate unspoiled landscapes and a clothing-optional atmosphere, making it stand out among cold springs in Vermont.
Getting There
You reach Congdon's Point via a short, gentle walk of about 10 minutes from a nearby parking area, which has limited spaces. The path is relatively easy but be prepared for a natural, uneven trail that sets the tone for this primitive swim spot.
What to Expect
The waters here are brisk and refreshing, perfect for cooling off during Vermont’s warmest months. You can expect a quiet, laid-back vibe with few facilities, and the rocky shoreline encourages lounging and soaking up the sun in an authentic outdoor setting.
Tips for Visitors
Visit in summer to enjoy the warm weather and comfortable swim conditions. Bring sturdy footwear for the rocky terrain, plenty of water, and be ready for no services or fees. Respect the clothing-optional policy and be mindful of the limited parking to ensure a peaceful visit.