Arethusa Falls on Bemis Brook are considered the highest single-stage waterfall accessible by hiking trail in New England. The hike to Arethusa Falls on the trail of the same name …
The Flume Gorge Visitor Center serves as a hub of information and amenities for visitors exploring Franconia Notch State Park. Situated near the gorge, the center offers educational exhibits on …
The Falling Waters Trail is a 2.6-mile round-trip hike to Little Haystack Mountain, known for its beautiful waterfalls. Starting from the Trailhead Parking Lot or Lafayette Campground, hikers first encounter …
At 5,249 feet Mount Lafayette is the highest peak in the Franconia Range. The summit is exposed so that you can enjoy a stunning view. Many hikers combine the nearby …
The Basin is a 30-foot-wide, 15-foot-deep glacial pothole in the Pemigewasset River, formed by melting glaciers at the end of the last Ice Age. Its smooth granite walls were shaped …
Lonesome Lake is nestled within Franconia Notch State Park, and it’s set within a beautiful mountain landscape. It is considered one of the most pristine lakes in New Hampshire.
This hut is a godsend on a long hike. There are snacks for sale, toilets, and water available. It's also just a really beautiful place to hang out for a …
From the 3,121-foot, treeless granite summit of Mount Cardigan, you'll have an outstanding view of west-central New Hampshire. The panorama includes Mount Monadnock and the White Mountains, Camel's Hump in Vermont, and Pleasant Mountain in Maine.
The Sentinel Pine Bridge got its name from the fact it was built from a giant pine tree that was approximately a century old. The pine was 5 feet wide at its base and stood 90′ tall.