Moss Glen Falls, Waterfall in Granville, United States.
Moss Glen Falls is a waterfall with multiple cascades in the Granville Gulf Reservation along Vermont's Route 100. The water drops roughly 35 feet over a rocky face while splitting into two distinct channels as it descends.
The waterfall has served as a natural landmark along Vermont Route 100, which developed into the main north-south route through central Vermont. This road connection shaped how the region developed and was used for transportation and commerce.
The split water channels draw photographers seeking to capture flowing water against changing seasonal backgrounds. Visitors are drawn here especially during spring and autumn when natural light and colors enhance the scene.
Access to the falls comes through a short wooden boardwalk from the parking area, making the visit straightforward for most visitors. The best visiting conditions occur between April and November when water flow and sight lines are most favorable.
Another waterfall with the same name exists in nearby Stowe, which sometimes confuses visitors seeking the right location. The two falls have different shapes and sit in completely separate areas, yet they often get mentioned in the same travel guides.
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