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River Access Points

Looking for established river access points? We have got you covered. Since 2018 UMATR has been working with Northern Forest Canoe Trail Stewardship Crew to add new access points to the Missisquoi and Trout Rivers. This includes permanent stone steps or removable wooden steps. Each summer we have added a new established access point to the river. Do you know of a spot on the Upper Missisquoi and Trout Rivers that could use an access point? Let us know. Learn more about the access points below!

Use this map to identify some of the access points along our Wild and Scenic Rivers. Zoom in and scroll around to see more. 

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Navigating the map:

To zoom, use the + and - icons on the bottom left. To scroll simply click and drag your cursor. To open the legend, click the icon with the arrow in the top left corner. Click on the icons on the map to see more details. You can view the map in a larger window by clicking the rectangle in the top right.

UMATR Access Points

Lane Road Access Point Est. 2018

44.886192, -72.410939

These removable wooden steps are located in Westfield on Lane Road. Do not to block the road and to use the trail by the gate (not the shortcut down to the steps). Park at grassy spot with sign.  

Lowell VT 100 Access Point Est. 2019

44.834187, -72.432837

These stone steps located in Lowell will take you to The Missisquoi River. Park at the road pull off.

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Davis Park Access Point Est. 2020

44.997807, -72.675937

Located at Davis Park in Richford just below river rapids. Park in parking lot and walk to stone steps.                    

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Lawyers Landing Access Point Est. 2021

44.902428, -72.805727

These stone steps are located in Enosburgh. The Enosburgh Dam is immediately downstream of this access point; do not paddle downstream from here. Park at pull off on side of the road.

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River Road Access Point Est. 2022

44.916944, -72.396778

Located off of River Road in Troy. A large gravel parking area with a set of stone steps will lead you to the river. Dam immediately downstream; do not paddle downstream from this location.  

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East Richford Access Point Est. 2023

44.997421, -72.610957

Park at road pull off off of Rt 105 in East Richford. Stone steps lead way to wooden river access steps.

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East Berkshire Horseshoe Road Access Point Est. 2024

44.95396, -72.69861

Located just before the Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail Bridge. Park on the side of the road by the grass. Walk down the path to the stone steps- watch out for posine ivy!

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East Berkshire 118 Bridge Est. 2025

44.93391, -72.70913

The newest river access point- installed in July 2025! Park at road pull over on 118. Walk through the grass and down to the river. Directly across from UMATR/ MRBA office. 

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Riverwalk Park Access Point Est. 2018

44.90183, -72.65089

Paddle the Trout River down to the confluence with the Missisquoi. Park at Riverwalk Park parking lot and walk down stone steps into the river.

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Missisquoi Street Access Point Est. 2022

44.908201, -72.796577

Drive in from Missisquoi Street in Enosburg Falls and park your car just before the walking trail. Stone steps and a boat put in are just before the river.

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Brownway Trail Access Point 

44.904761, -72.796602

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