About Longley Bridge
Longley Bridge in Vermont offers a serene cold spring experience just beneath Montgomery’s longest covered bridge. The wide, tranquil pool lies alongside the gently flowing Trout River, framed by nearby fields where cows graze peacefully. This quiet spot provides a refreshing swim away from the usual hustle, showcasing the charm of Vermont swimming holes.
Getting There
You can reach Longley Bridge with ease—no hiking needed. From Montgomery Center, drive northwest along Route 118 for about 2.5 miles until you spot the covered bridge on your left. Ample parking is available right by the site, making it accessible for a spontaneous swim or picnic.
What to Expect
The pool’s deep, calm waters invite you to cool off on warm summer days. The atmosphere remains quiet, with few visitors around to disturb the peaceful setting. Facilities are minimal, so you’ll enjoy an authentic, nature-focused dip in one of Vermont’s refreshing cold springs.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during the summer to enjoy the best weather and water temperatures. Remember to bring your own towel and bathing suit, as clothing is customary here. There are no fees or facilities, so come prepared with essentials and respect the natural environment for a rewarding, low-key experience.