8 Gorgeous Frozen Waterfalls In Maine That Must Be Seen To Be Believed
Most people are aware of the wonderful waterfalls that Maine has to offer, but did you know that some are even more wonderful in the winter? Like many things in the outdoors of Maine, winter just makes them even more beautiful. Some of these will be familiar and some are probably completely hidden. But, take a look around and you might be lucky and find them completely frozen over like something out of a sci-fi movie!
These falls in Windham feel almost ethereal.
This is one of the best examples of beautiful winter falls that we can find. Only problem is that we can't quite identify them! Anyone have any idea where this is? Please let us know in the comments. We have some conflicting opinions over here and would love someone to clear it up.
About 45 minutes from Snow Falls, you'll find Screw Auger. These Bear River-sourced falls are comprised of two impressive drops, each 30' high. You can't swim here in the summer, so might as well head here in the winter.
Some say The County moves pretty slowly. We'd say these frozen waterfalls would agree.
These beautiful falls might not be the most famous in Maine, but they're exactly what we love about being here. Some of the best examples of our natural wonders can be found in our own backyard.
These strange falls form above the high tide line as a result of slowly escaping groundwater, seeping through cracks in the rocks.
The Stroudwater Dam isn't difficult to find and it's often overlooked for some of Maine's more "known" waterfalls. But, we love checking it out in the winter to see the accumulated ice.
When the winter can't quite decide how it wants to be, we get a mix of rushing water from melting snow and bit that are still perfectly frozen.
Psyched about Maine waterfalls after reading this article? Don’t forget about one of our most popular articles – the Maine Waterfalls Road Trip!
