Bartlett‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

Here you'll find a beautiful landscape, varied and challenging for cycling.

To get to the 'Champney Falls', take a detour from the direct summit path to 'Mount Chocorua' and follow the 'Champney Brook' up the valley. The falls are divided into several cascades and torrents and carry large amounts of water. The falls are named after Benjamin Champney, the pioneer of the White Mountain artists (1817-1907). https://www.newenglandwaterfalls.com/nh-champneyfalls.html https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5364479.pdf

Whitehorse Ledge is a huge granite outcrop that offers a variety of climbing styles. The cliff overlooking the Saco River Valley is known for its excellent slab climbing. Hikers can access the cliff via the Bryce Path (Yellow) and White Horse Ledge Trail (Yellow) routes from Cathedral Ledge or as a loop from Echo Lake. https://www.mountainproject.com/area/105909079/whitehorse-ledge

Whitehorse Ledge is one of the major rock climbing areas of New England and, together with Cathedral Ledge, looms over the town of North Conway, The cliff is more than 800 feet high and is divided into two sections : The Slabs area and The South Buttress area.

Diana’s Baths are located just north of the world-famous climbing area, Cathedral Ledge, along the Moat Mountain Trail. These amazing, 75-foot tall series of waterfalls are beautiful all year round. Cascading down sheer, crisp ledges of granite into clear pools, this is a great place to relax and explore with children and adults alike.

Champney Falls is a popular spot for visitors to the area. It is a series of cascades about 70 feet long. The intensity of the falls will depend on the amount of rain in the previous month.

Rocky Gorge delivers pretty much exactly what the name promises. A beautiful small gorge with a nice waterfall along the Swift River. Take a little walk on the rocks and just enjoy the beauty.

Rocky Gorge is a narrow and powerful canyon where water always flows, even in dry times. Carved by glaciers, it's a breathtaking and scenic area with a 10-foot drop and rapids.