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For Better Viewing We Recommend Downloading and Then Opening This Document **For better viewing we recommend downloading and then opening this document** Internal combustion Maximum Speed Personal Watercraft Use by Aircraft Other Boating Waterbody Town County Lake Area (acres) Access** AIS*** motors allowed Limit Allowed Prohibited Restrictions Endnotes ABENAKI, LAKE Thetford Orange 44 N 5 mph N Y N * ADAMS RESERVOIR Woodford Bennington 21 N 5 mph N Y N * AMHERST LAKE Plymouth Windsor 81 St Y N/A N N N ARROWHEAD MOUNTAIN LAKE Milton/Georgia Chittenden 760 St E Y See VT Water Rules See VT Water Rules Y N ATHENS POND Athens Windham 21 N 5 mph N Y N * AUSTIN POND Hubbardton Rutland 28 E N 5 mph N Y N * BAKER POND Barton Orleans 51 Sud N 5 mph N Y N * BAKER POND Brookfield Orange 35 St Y 5 mph N Y N * BALD HILL POND Westmore Orleans 108 St Y N/A N N N BALL MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR Jamaica Windham 76 Y 5 mph N Y N * BATTEN KILL RIVER Arlington Bennington not listed See VT Water Rules N/A Y N See VT Water Rules 9 BEAN POND Lyndon/Wheelock Caledonia 24 Y 5 mph N Y N * BEAN POND Sutton Caledonia 30 Sc N 5 mph N Y N * BEAVER POND Holland Orleans 40 Sf E N 5 mph N Y N * BEAVER POND Weathersfield Windsor 49 N 5 mph N Y N * BEEBE POND Hubbardton Rutland 111 E Y 5 mph N Y See VT Water Rules BELVEDERE POND (LONG POND) Eden Lamoille 97 Pc E N 5 mph N Y N BERLIN POND Berlin Washington 293 E N 5 mph N Y See VT Water Rules 1 BIG POND (WOODFORD LAKE) Woodford Bennington 31 Y 5 mph N Y N * BILLINGS MARSH POND West Haven Rutland 56 N 5 mph N Y N * BLACK POND Hubbardton Rutland 20 Sud E N 5 mph N Y N * BLACK POND Plymouth Windsor 20 N 5 mph N Y N * BLISS POND Calais Washington 46 Y 5 mph N Y N * BLUEBERRY LAKE (WARREN LAKE) Warren Washington 48 N 5 mph N Y N * BOMOSEEN, LAKE Castleton/Hubbardton Rutland 2,415 St E, Z, AC Y N/A Y N VUPW Section 3 BOURN POND Sunderland Bennington 48 N 5 mph N Y N * BRANCH POND Sunderland Bennington 34 N 5 mph N Y N * BRISTOL LAKE (WINONA LAKE) Bristol Addison 248 St E Y N/A N N N BROWNINGTON POND Brownington/Derby Orleans 139 St E Y N/A N N N BRUCE POND Sheffield Caledonia 27 Y 5 mph N Y N * BUCK LAKE Woodbury Washington 39 Sc N 5 mph N Y N * BURBEE POND Windham Windham 50 Sf N 5 mph N Y N * BURR POND Pittsford Rutland 20 N 5 mph N Y N * BURR POND Sudbury Rutland 85 St E Y See VT Water Rules N Y See VT Water Rules CARMI, LAKE Franklin Franklin 1,402 St E, W Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 CASPIAN LAKE Greensboro Orleans 789 Mt Y See VT Water Rules N N See VT Water Rules CEDAR LAKE (MONKTON POND) Monkton Addison 123 St E Y N/A N N N CENTER POND Newark Caledonia 79 St Y N/A N N N CHAMPLAIN, LAKE -- -- 172,800 in VT Xt E,W,Z,LBV,A,SF,V Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 CHANDLER POND Wheelock Caledonia 68 N 5 mph N Y N CHARLESTON POND (LUBBER LAKE) Charleston Orleans 40 Uf N 5 mph N Y N * CHIPMAN LAKE (TINMOUTH POND) Tinmouth Rutland 79 Pc E Y N/A N N N CHITTENDEN RESERVOIR Chittenden Rutland 702 St Y 5 mph N Y Waterskiing is prohibited 1 CLARK POND (TILDY’S POND) Glover Orleans 33 Sud Y 5 mph N Y N * CLYDE POND Derby Orleans 186 Uc E N 5 mph N Y N COBB POND Derby Orleans 27 N 5 mph N Y N * COGGMAN POND West Haven Rutland 20 E, W N 5 mph N Y N * COITS POND Cabot Washington 40 Sud N 5 mph N Y N * COLBY POND Plymouth Windsor 20 St Y 5 mph N Y N * COLCHESTER POND Colchester Chittenden 186 Mc No motored vessels N/A N Y N 5 COLE POND Jamaica Windham 41 N 5 mph N Y N * COLES POND Walden Caledonia 99 Mc Y N/A N N N COLTON POND Sherburne Rutland 27 St Y 5 mph N Y N * COMERFORD RESERVOIR (CT RIVER) Waterford/Concord Caledonia/Essex 777 Ut Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 CRANBURY MEADOW POND Woodbury Washington 28 N 5 mph N Y N * CRESCENT LAKE Sharon Windsor 20 N 5 mph N Y N * CRYSTAL LAKE Barton Orleans 763 St E Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 CURTIS POND Calais Washington 72 St Y See VT Water Rules N Y N * CUTLER POND Highgate Franklin 25 N 5 mph N Y N * DANBY POND Danby Rutland 71 Y 5 mph N Y N DANIELS POND Glover Orleans 66 St Y 5 mph N Y N DANYOW POND Ferrisburgh Addison 192 Y 5 mph N Y N * DEER PARK POND Halifax Windham 22 N 5 mph N Y N * Internal combustion Maximum Speed Personal Watercraft Use by Aircraft Other Boating Waterbody Town County Lake Area (acres) Access** AIS*** motors allowed Limit Allowed Prohibited Restrictions Endnotes DENNIS POND Brunswick Essex 49 Pf N 5 mph N Y N * DERBY, LAKE Derby Orleans 207 St E, SS Y N/A N N N DEWEY'S MILL POND Hartford Windsor 56 E N 5 mph N Y N * DOG POND (VALLEY LAKE) Woodbury Washington 88 Sc Y N/A N N See VT Water Rules 2, * DUNMORE, LAKE Salisbury/Leicester Addison 1,037 St E Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 EAST LONG POND Woodbury Washington 188 Pf Y N/A N N N ECHO LAKE Charleston Orleans 550 St Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 ECHO LAKE (KEELER POND) Hubbardton/Sudbury Rutland 54 E Y 5 mph N Y N * ECHO LAKE Plymouth Windsor 104 St Y N/A N N N EDEN, LAKE Eden Lamoille 194 St Y N/A N N N ELFIN LAKE Wallingford Rutland 16 N 5 mph N Y N * ELIGO, LAKE (ELIGO POND) Craftsbury/Greensboro Orleans 174 St E Y N/A N N N ELMORE, LAKE Elmore Lamoille 219 St E Y N/A See VT Water Rules N N EMERALD LAKE East Dorset Bennington 28 Sf N 5 mph N Y N * EVART'S POND (LAKE RUNNEMEDE) Windsor Windsor 62 N 5 mph N Y N * EWELL POND Peacham Caledonia 51 St Y 5 mph N Y N * FAIRFIELD POND Fairfield Franklin 446 Sud E Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 FAIRFIELD SWAMP POND Swanton/St. Albans/Fairfield Franklin 152 Sc E Y 5 mph N Y N * FAIRLEE, LAKE Fairlee/West Fairlee/Thetford Orange 457 St E Y N/A N N N FERN LAKE Leicester Addison 69 Mc E Y 5 mph N Y N * FLAGG POND Wheelock Caledonia 111 Sud N 5 mph N Y N FOREST LAKE Averill Essex 62 Y 5 mph N Y N * FOREST LAKE (NELSON POND) Calais/Woodbury Washington 133 St Y N/A N N N FORSCYTHE POND (MUD POND) Thetford Orange 20 N 5 mph N Y N * FOSTERS POND Peacham Caledonia 61 St Y 5 mph N Y N GALE MEADOWS POND Londonderry/Winhall Windham 195 St E Y 5 mph N N N 6 GATES POND Whitingham Windham 30 N 5 mph N Y N * GILLETT POND Richmond Chittenden 30 N 5 mph N Y N * GLEN LAKE Castleton/Fair Haven/Benson Rutland 206 Sf E Y 5 mph N N N 6 GREAT AVERILL LAKE Norton Essex 828 St Y N/A N N N GREAT HOSMER POND Craftsbury/Albany Orleans 149 Mt E Y N/A N Y N 2, 7, * GREEN RIVER RESERVOIR Hyde Park/Eden Lamoille 653 Sc N 5 mph N Y N GREENWOOD LAKE Woodbury Washington 96 St Y N/A N N See VT Water Rules 2, * GROTON, LAKE (GROTON POND) Groton Caledonia 422 Sr Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 GROUT POND Stratton Windham 84 Gc N 5 mph N Y N HALF MOON POND Hubbardton Rutland 23 Sc N 5 mph N Y N * HALF MOON POND Fletcher Franklin 21 Y 5 mph N Y N * HALFWAY POND Norton Essex 22 Sf N 5 mph N Y N * HALLS LAKE Newbury Orange 85 Mt E, V Y See VT Water Rules N N See VT Water Rules HANCOCK, LAKE (SUCKER POND) Stamford Bennington 51 Mf N 5 mph N Y N * HARDWICK LAKE Hardwick Caledonia 92 Sc N 5 mph N Y N * HARDWOOD POND Elmore Lamoille 44 N 5 mph N Y N * HARRIMAN POND Newbury Orange 20 N 5 mph N Y N * HARRIMAN RESERVOIR Whitingham/Wilmington Windham 2,046 Ut Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 HARVEY'S LAKE Barnet Caledonia 351 St Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 HAYSTACK POND Wilmington Windham 27 N 5 mph N Y N 1, * HIGH POND Sudbury Rutland 20 N 5 mph N Y N 1, * HINKUM POND Sudbury Rutland 60 E N 5 mph N Y N * HOLLAND POND Holland Orleans 325 St Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec. 3 HORSE POND Greensboro Orleans 32 Sc Y 5 mph N Y N * HORTONIA, LAKE (HORTON POND) Hubbardton/Sudbury Rutland 479 St E Y N/A Y N VUPW Sec.
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