Waterfalls abound in the White Mountains and an entire day can be spent without visiting them all. To get the best of them, make sure you check out our Waterfall Tour or ask us for recommendations.

• Diana's Baths. West Side Road, North Conway.
One of the most beautiful spots in New Hampshire, Diana's Baths is actually a series of waterfalls and is ideal for a picnic or an hour or so of quiet reflection. Follow a 3/4 mile level boardwalk into the woods.

• The Flume Gorge. US-3, Franconia State Park.
Walk through this 800 ft. natural chasm past waterfalls and scenic pools to Avalanche Falls, once called Flume Cascade, located at the head of the Flume. There's a free 15-minute movie on Franconia Notch State Park and informative displays in the Visitor Center.

• There are several waterfalls along the Kancamagus Highway. Traveling west, explore Lower Falls and Rocky Gorge, especially popular on a hot summer day. The picturesque Sabbaday Falls are well worth the .3 mile easy walk from the parking area. Franconia Falls are reached via a 3.2 mile level walk, approximately 4 miles east of Lincoln.

• Silver and Flume Cascades are just off the road on Rte 302 in Crawford Notch. Spectacularly covered in icicles during the winter. Careful crossing the road!

• Crystal Cascade. 80ft falls in Pinkham Notch.
Park at the Pinkham Notch Campground. Go around the Trading Post to the left and follow the trail a short distance to the falls. Expect others to be there!

• Glen Ellis Falls. Rte 16. Pinkham Notch.
One of the best falls in the area. Follow the easy trail from the parking lot approximately 1/4 mile to the falls.

• Bickford Slides. Rte 113 Evans Notch, ME.
3 slides starting approximately 1.4 miles along the Bickford Brook Trail at Brickett Place.

• Screw Auger Falls. Grafton Notch State Park, ME.
Good picnic place just off Rte 26. Take the short walk from the parking area along the stream to the falls themselves.