π A captivating natural attraction in New Hampshire, featuring stunning waterfalls, cascades, and refreshing swimming holes.
ποΈ Located within the beautiful White Mountain National Forest, perfect for outdoor adventures.
π¦ Experience a mix of potholes, cascades, slides, and small plunges
πββοΈ Enjoy refreshing pools and swimming holes, especially on hot summer days
πΆββοΈ Easy 0.6-mile walk on a hard dirt path, suitable for most visitors
π Dogs are welcome to join the adventure
πΈ Great photo opportunities of the 12-foot tallest plunge and 80-foot total drop
β οΈ Limited accessible views for wheelchair users, mainly to the less impressive lower falls
π« Avoid cliff jumping due to extreme danger and stay far back from waterfall edges
βοΈ Winter visits require caution and appropriate traction gear like crampons or snowshoes
π High water conditions can make the area powerful and less people-friendly
π§ Numerous refreshing pools and potholes available for relaxation
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Usually enough space for everyone, even on busy days, especially in upstream areas
π Watershoes are highly recommended for safety and comfort around slippery rocks
π° Parking fee applies, so bring cash
trailhead for hiking North Moat Mountain
π Bring family, swimsuits, and cameras
π¦ Pack bug spray, food/snacks, water/sports drinks
πΊοΈ Carry a guidebook, trail map, or hiking map (do not solely rely on GPS)
π₯Ύ Wear appropriate footwear: hiking shoes, boots, or watershoes
β°οΈ Drive to the top of Cathedral Ledge for fine views of the Conway area and rock climbers
πΆββοΈ Hike North Moat Mountain (10.2 miles, difficult) for some of the finest views in New Hampshire
ποΈ Explore the 9.7-mile traverse over the three mountains of the Moat Range (North, Middle, South Moat Mountain)
ποΈ Practice 'Leave No Trace': carry out all trash, including any left by others
π« Refrain from building rock cairns to preserve the natural state
π€« Help keep 'ultra-secret' swimming hole locations private