If you’re feeling ambitious, pick up the trail to hike Mt. Welton Falls – This is a 3 mile moderately difficult hike to the 15-foot plunge falls where swimming is permitted.So, plan a lovely day around any of these hikes: Many of these locations have other attractions worth a look.
There are also waterfall hikes less than an hour’s drive from our doorstep. Also, to avoid the summer crowds plan a weekday visit.
It’s just a short path to the refreshing pools of this cascading waterfall, and the perfect place to enjoy a picnic lunch and convenient restrooms. Lower Falls – After a long day of hiking, cool off swimming at the base of these 10-foot falls.The lower pool of crystal clear water is inviting but swimming is not permitted. Sabbaday Falls – This is one of the best falls in NH.Īn easy 0.3 mile hike will bring you to this complex waterfall that has three distinct parts a punchbowl at the top, that flows into a circular pool and finally plunges 22 feet to the bottom.Unfortunately, there is no swimming allowed. The fine spray will cool you off, and the deep green pool is temping. Glen Ellis Falls – This easy trail leads you to the base of a beautiful 64-foot plunge falls.You’ll be rewarded with the stunning 70-foot tall falls that is named for artist Benjamin Champney, famous for painting White Mountain landscapes. Champney Falls – This 3.5 miles trail roundtrip has an easy start that becomes more difficult as it nears the top of the falls.After a dip, look for a side trail that will take you to the remains of an old sawmill. The base of the falls has many pools and small plunges, and is great for a summer swim. Diana’s Bath – This easy mile long hike is good for all ages and pets are welcome too.The spectacular, 160-foot tall horsetail-style falls are a must-see. Through a stand of Spruce trees you will hear the rushing water and get a peek of the falls. It starts steep and rocky and remains so all the way up. Arethusa Falls – This moderately difficult hike is 3.2 miles roundtrip.Here you can choose from countless hikes with breathtaking views and plenty that include a variety of dazzling waterfalls. White Mountain National Forest is just over an hour’s drive from our location. After a day on the trails, come stay at our lovely Bed and Breakfast at our serene lakeside location. In fact our many national and state parks offer waterfall trails for expert and casual hikers. Here are a few suggestions to help you plan your summer adventures hiking to these shimmering waterfalls. In the scenic Lakes Region of New Hampshire hiking is a way of life.
There is no better way to cool off this summer than a hike to a refreshing waterfall.
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