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Click on a Site for Photo and Additional Information North LEGEND Jamaica State Park FORESTS, PARKS & RECREATION VERMONT Park oce Parking Jamaica, Vermont AGENCY OF NATURAL RESOURCES 0 Prime campsite Picnic area 0 Campsite Foot trail Prime lean-to Nature Center Lean-to Picnic shelter V Volunteer Site Playground Restrooms Swings 24 25 Showers ($) Horseshoe pit 22 Accessible facility Volleyball 27 21 Snow-season 23 19 RV Sanitary Station 26 Overlook Trail Parking 28 20 17 JUNIPER IRONWOOD HACKBERRY Drinking water 29 16 15 11 9 BEECH 30 18 Trash/Recycling center 32 31 V 10 7 6 GUM Swimming area 34 3 13 8 14 ASPEN DOGWOOD West River Multi-Use Trail 35 12 2 4 Free wi area 38 2 FIR 33 Park boundary 36 37 1 3 5 Trail 39 40 41 ELM Trac direction BRIAR CHERRY Gate (open during operating season) 1 PRIVATE LAND AND ROADS please respect private property Salmon Hole ASH ALDER BIRCH MAPLE PINE SPRUCE Salmon Hole Ln OAK V W e s t R i v e r 4 0 50 100 200 300 feet t S to Jamaica t VERMONT VERMONT o this map is intended for p village & 30 100 e informational purposes only 0.25 mi. D ephelps - revised 01 /2018 Jamaica State Park stretches from South Londonderry to Jamaica. One of the Welcome to Jamaica State Park. Located at a bend in the more strenuous hikes leads to Hamilton Falls Natural Area and West River, one-half mile from the center of Jamaica village, views of a spectacular 125-foot waterfall.Families may enjoy the park is a popular recreation area for residents and tourists the children’s playground and the nature center. Interpretive Jamaica alike. programs are presented June - August. Established in 1969, Jamaica State Park originally consisted of 19 acres of land purchased by the State of Vermont and Jamaica State Park Amenities 18 acres donated by the Conservation Society of Southern • 41 tent/trailer sites State Park Vermont. • 18 lean-to shelters In 1979 the State of Vermont and the Nature Conservancy • Interpretive programs completed a complex land swap involving several public • Swimming, paddling and fishing in the West Map & Guide entities. The Nature Conservancy purchased nearly 2,000 acres River from the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont. More • West River Multi-Use Trail, hiking trails than 700 acres of this land was added to Jamaica State Park. • The area in and around the park has long been a hub for Hamilton Falls Natural Area travel, commerce and recreation. • Firewood & ice for sale For thousands of years, Native Americans traveled the West River in canoes, following a major transportation route Recreating and Sightseeing In the Area between the Connecticut River and Lake Champlain. The • Picnicking and playground at the U.S. Army Jamaica area was a center for hunting, fishing, gathering and Corps of Engineers Townshend Dam Recreation tool making. Area, Townshend The West River Railroad operated from 1881-1936. It • Bromley Resort summer adventure center, Peru transported passengers and cargo between Brattleboro and • Windham County Historical Society, Newfane South Londonderry, primarily serving to export timber and • agricultural crops from the West River valley. Green Mountain National Forest, mulitple towns The railroad has a history as turbulent as the West River’s • Lowell Lake State Park, Londonderry rapids. It was well known for frequent delays and problems. In 1927 a major flood wiped out several bridges and many For more information, contact: sections of the track. The line never fully recovered from Jamaica State Park this devastating flood. Continued flooding terminated efforts 48 Salmon Hole Lane to continue using the railroad in 1936. A section of the old PO Box 45 railroad bed now comprises the multi-use West River Trail that Jamaica, VT 05343 leads upstream along the river to Ball Mountain Dam. The West River gained popularity as a whitewater paddling (802) 874-4600 (operating season) river during the 1950’s. During the 1970’s and 1980’s the West OR River hosted time trials for the U.S. Olympic whitewater team. VT State Parks Reservation Center Today, throngs of visitors arrive at the park with their canoes, (888) 409-7579 kayaks and rafts to challenge the rapids provided by the annual Monday-Friday 9 AM – 4 PM water release by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Ball www.vtstateparks.com Mountain Dam each September. For visitors interested in a more relaxed recreational Operating Season: experience, the park has opportunities to fit every taste. Early May – Indigenous Peoples’ Day A slow-moving section of the river opens up into the Salmon Hole, a popular swimming spot. This location also marks the site of the “Salmon Hole Massacre” where a group of French Camping men and Native Americans ambushed British soldiers in 1748. Hiking & Multi Use Trail In addition to paddling and swimming, the West River offers To request this publication in Braille or Hamilton Falls Natural Area great angling opportunities. The combination of deep, slow alternate visual format, please contact running water, and shallow fast ripples provides excellent [email protected] Interpretive Programs fishing. Picnicking The park contains more than 5 miles of maintained hiking, VT TDD Relay Dial 7-1-1 walking and biking trails, including the 2-mile West River Printed on recycled paper Trail. This section is part of the longer West River Trail which 12/2016 - ERP.
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