COVID-19 UPDATES
Greetings from Rock River Preservation. The Rock River Preservation board is enormously grateful for the patience, sacrifice, and diligence River visitors have exhibited over the course of the pandemic in keeping our communities healthy. We continue to ask that you stay informed and follow all official guidance when you plan for travel. The Vermont Department of Health posts up-to-date travel information on its website, including helpful information on vaccinations. Out-of-state residents are urged to check the site before making any plans to travel to Vermont: https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine. Further information is available on our visitors page.
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The Land and The River
Rock River is a beautiful tributary of the Connecticut River in Southern Vermont. When folks speak of "Rock River", they're often referring to the wilderness trails and "beaches" alongside the lower reaches of this river. Rock River Preservation, Inc. is a group of volunteers who took the initiative to conserve this land. We continue to proudly maintain it for future generations! Please see our visitors page for further information and guidelines.
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The Community
Rock River Preservation strives to maintain a collaborative relationship with adjacent landowners and the communities of Newfane and Dummerston, through which Rock River passes. We oversee regular maintenance and cleanup of the trails and swimming holes of Rock River Preservation, Inc.-owned land. We post rules for responsible use of the river by visitors and coordinate a stewardship program through which these are communicated and administered. We take an active role in suppressing non-native plant species that appear on the land. We are proud to make annual donations to the local first first responder agencies who keep our community safe.
Visitors
Visitors to Rock River are asked to enjoy this special place in a spirit of RESPECT for our Community, the Land, and fellow Visitors (please see our guidelines for complete details. Parking is available along Route 30 in Dummerston. The land is accessed by woodland trails (see our map). We urge you to read our full visitor information carefully and make all necessary preparations before your visit.
Take part in the ongoing preservation
of Rock River!
Rock River exists only thanks the work and financial support of its visitors. We ask you to consider ways that you can contribute so that others may continue to enjoy this special place in the future.
