New Hampshire's Breathtaking Fall Foliage Destinations
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14 attractions in New Hampshire: New Hampshire 112, Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves, Flume Gorge, and 11 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Zurui & Travis | Adventure Travel.

New Hampshire 112
Place
Embark on this iconic 34.5-mile scenic highway, allowing 2-4 hours to stop at numerous overlooks, Sabbaday Falls, and Rocky Gorge. Plan ahead, as there are no gas stations along this incredibly picturesque route. It's the ultimate fall foliage drive, offering continuous breathtaking views.

Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves
Landmark
4.8
Explore the boardwalks, caves, and boulder passages of this unique natural wonder, offering an adventurous journey through tight squeezes. Advance reservations are recommended during peak foliage season for the best experience. It's a thrilling exploration for those who don't mind confined spaces.

Flume Gorge
Park
4.8
Walk a two-mile loop through this magnificent natural granite gorge, where waterfalls and covered bridges create a magical atmosphere. Reserve your admission ahead, especially during busy fall weekends, to guarantee entry to this popular attraction. The wooden walkways offer stunning views of the towering cliffs.

Lake Winnipesaukee
Lake
4.7
Cruise or drive around this expansive lake to witness stunning fall reflections on its calm waters. The colorful cottages nestled on the shores make for a picturesque, quintessential New England scene. It's an ideal spot for boating or a leisurely lakeside stroll.

Glen Ellis Falls
Natural feature
4.9
Take a short, steep walk to admire this impressive 64-foot waterfall, where the water plunges into a crystal-clear pool. Expect stairs, so wear comfortable shoes, and plan to arrive early during peak season for parking. It's a beautiful, easily accessible natural wonder.

AMC Pinkham Notch Visitor Center
Visitor center
4.8
This visitor center is a great starting point for exploring trails like the one to Crystal Cascade. Plan your adventures and gather information here before heading out.

Table Rock
Natural feature
4.7
Hike to Table Rock for a dramatic, rewarding view over Dixville Notch, showcasing vibrant fall colors. The challenging ascent is well worth the panoramic vista.

Cathedral Ledge Road
Place
Drive to the summit of Cathedral Ledge for a magnificent overlook of North Conway and the surrounding mountains. The auto road makes it easily accessible for incredible views.

Dixville Notch
Place
Drive Route 26 through this classic northern New Hampshire foliage corridor, surrounded by rolling hills and dense autumn colors. For a more adventurous experience, hike Table Rock for dramatic views over the entire notch. It's an iconic spot for fall scenery and outdoor activity.

Rocky Gorge Scenic Area
Scenic spot
4.8
Visit Rocky Gorge for picturesque views where the Swift River carves through granite. It's a short, scenic walk ideal for enjoying the natural beauty of the Kancamagus.

Sabbaday Falls
Natural feature
4.8
Make a stop at Sabbaday Falls along the Kancamagus Highway to admire its unique rock formations and cascades. It's an easy and refreshing natural attraction.

Beaver Brook Falls
Natural feature
4.9
Discover this beautiful roadside waterfall, easily accessible with virtually no hiking required. Perfect for a quick, scenic stop to enjoy nature's beauty.

Crystal Cascade
Scenic spot
5.0
Hike the short 0.6-mile trail to reach this impressive waterfall cascading down moss-covered rocks. The dense forest surrounding it is particularly beautiful during peak fall foliage. It's a refreshing stop after exploring the scenic Pinkham Notch area.

Tuckerman Ravine Trail
Place
Embark on the 0.6-mile round trip on Tuckerman Ravine Trail to reach Crystal Cascade. This accessible trail provides a pleasant walk through natural surroundings.
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