Vermont Lakes — Browse & Compare

40lakes

11counties

3,280acres · largest

1recent gauges

LakeVibe tracks 40 lakes across Vermont in 11 counties. The largest is Moore Reservoir at about 3,280 acres. 1 lake has USGS water readings from within the past 24 hours. Browse every lake by size or water clarity, see what each is good for, or find one near you — with real conditions, not guesses.

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Vermont lakes — frequently asked

How many Vermont lakes are on LakeVibe?

LakeVibe tracks 40 lakes across Vermont in 11 counties, each with real water data and things to do.

What is the largest lake in Vermont?

Moore Reservoir is the largest lake we track in Vermont, at about 3,280 acres.

Which Vermont lake has the clearest water?

Of the lakes with measured clarity, Caspian Lake has the deepest Secchi-disk reading — about 37.7 ft of visibility. Clarity varies by season and conditions.

Which Vermont lakes have recent water-level and temperature readings?

1 Vermont lakes have USGS gauge readings for water level and/or temperature from within the past 24 hours. Each lake page shows its source and the time it was last checked.

Arrowhead Mountain Lake

Berlin Pond

Bristol Pond

Caspian Lake

Chittenden Reservoir

Crystal Lake

Echo Lake

Fairfield Pond

Great Averill Pond

Green River Reservoir

Harriman Reservoir

Harvey Lake

Holland Pond

Island Pond

Joes Pond

Lake Bomoseen

Lake Carmi

Lake Derby

Lake Dunmore

Lake Elmore

Lake Fairlee

Lake Groton

Lake Hortonia

Lake Iroquois

Lake Morey

Lake Parker

Lake Saint Catherine

Lake Salem

Lake Willoughby

Little Averill Pond

Maidstone Lake

Miles Pond

Moore Reservoir

Norton Pond

Peacham Pond

Seymour Lake

Shadow Lake

Shelburne Pond

Somerset Reservoir

Waterbury Reservoir

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