A multi-tiered cascade on Sucker Brook near Lake Dunmore, reached from Branbury State Park within Vermont's Moosalamoo National Recreation Area.
Falls of Lana is a multi-tiered cascade on Sucker Brook near the outlet of Silver Lake, reached from Branbury State Park on the shore of Lake Dunmore in Addison County, Vermont. The falls and the cliffs above them sit at the edge of the Moosalamoo National Recreation Area, on land split between Vermont's Branbury State Park and the Green Mountain National Forest, and the cliffs just above the falls are also a documented rock-climbing area, with named routes referencing the falls.
Vermont Forests, Parks and Recreation describes a network of hiking trails at Branbury being rebuilt to reach the cliffs and the adjoining Forest Service land, though the department's own park page does not give a specific mileage for the Falls of Lana trail - check the current Branbury trail map and guide before visiting. As of our review, the Green Mountain National Forest's active alerts list carried no notice for Branbury, Silver Lake or Falls of Lana itself, though a separate alert for the nearby Moosalamoo Campground flagged its hand water pump as out of service into summer 2026, so anyone camping in the area should plan to bring water.
Know before you go
Via Branbury State Park on Lake Dunmore, Addison County, VT; the falls sit within the Moosalamoo National Recreation Area, Green Mountain National Forest.
Open during the Vermont state park and national forest season; check current park and forest notices before visiting.
Trail network from Branbury State Park to the falls and cliffs; exact mileage is not stated on the official park page - consult the current trail map and guide.
Vermont state park day-use fee applies at Branbury; check current rates.
Not detailed on the official page; contact Branbury State Park at 802-247-5925.
2026-10-12. Conditions and requirements can change; confirm with the land manager before travelling.
Sources & further reading
- Vermont Forests, Parks and Recreation — Branbury State Park ↗
- USDA Forest Service — Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forests Alerts ↗
- USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) ↗
This is a researched visitor guide, not a claim that our editors have personally visited. Trail conditions, permits, and access can change.