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Dixville Notch State Park is a 127 acre state park in northern New Hampshire that offers a dramatic mountain pass experience with steep cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and panoramic vistas right along Route 26. One of the park's most iconic features is Table Rock, a narrow, exposed ledge offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including Lake Gloriette and the historic Balsams Resort. In addition to Table Rock, the park boasts several waterfalls, such as Huntington Falls and the Dixville Flume (also known as Baby Flume), accessible via short hikes from designated picnic areas. While the park is open year-round and free to the public, it is unstaffed, and amenities are limited. Visitors should come prepared with necessary supplies, especially during the off-season when facilities like restrooms may be unavailable. Nearby towns such as Colebrook and Errol provide options for resupply and accommodations.

Amazing waterfalls over the Ammonoosuc river with a quite deep and cool pool where you can jump from high above into the water. Very cool and fun place for the summer time.

Amazing waterfalls over the Ammonoosuc river with a quite deep and cool pool where you can jump from high above into the water. Very cool and fun place for the summer time.

Garfield Falls is a remote waterfall in the Connecticut Lake Headwaters Working Forest. It's a 40-foot cascade that can be viewed from a couple different spots on the trail. You can't ride your bike on the trail, but it's a really short trek from the parking lot. You can go down to the base of the falls if you decide to trek off-trail, but the views from the path are still great. There are a lot of forest roads that you have to drive to get to the trailhead, but if you take your time, most cars can make the drive with no issues. The roads are also pretty great for biking.

Beaver Brook Falls is one of the more impressive waterfalls in New Hampshire. It's located within the boundaries of the park Beaver Brook Falls Wayside and can be spot pretty well from the roadside pull-off. This 80-foot cascade is definitely worth checking out if you are biking nearby.

Beaver Brook Falls is one of the more impressive waterfalls in New Hampshire. It's located within the boundaries of the park Beaver Brook Falls Wayside and can be spotted pretty well from the roadside pull-off. This 80-foot cascade is definitely worth checking out if you are biking nearby.

Glen Ellis Falls is a super popular 64-foot waterfall at the end of a short path. The trail is pretty rocky and features steps and bridges to wind its way to the base of the falls. This isn't a great trail for fast running, but it's cool to be able to jog to the falls. Be aware that with how popular this trail is, you'll likely have to dodge people for a decent portion of the run.

Crystal Cascade is a beautiful, two-tiered waterfall right off the Tuckerman's Ravine Trail and less than a mile from the Pinkham Notch Visitor Center. You can see it from a bridge on the trail but better viewing opportunities are just off the trail up a short series of stone stairs that take you to a wide, clear platform.