A Short But Beautiful Hike, Beede Falls Trail Leads To A Little-Known Waterfall In New Hampshire

The world isn't perfect, but the way we enjoy New Hampshire can be! When things feel insurmountable, we get outside and let the breeze, the sound of the trees and the chirping of birds help restore us. And then, when we feel a little better, we get right back to the work it takes to make this world a better place. If you're feeling the same way, but also feel short on time consider this hike. It won't take all day and it leads to a beautiful waterfall.

At .9-miles the hike to Beede Falls is short and sweet, but the payoff will make you feel like you tackled a giant hike!

The out-and-back trail begins on Diamond Ledge Road in Sandwich, and leads into the woods.

The trail is well maintained and with flowers, caves and river along the way, it's entertaining for both kids and adults. Plus, little legs won't find this too strenuous.

As you get closer to the falls, you'll begin hearing the river and the waterfall itself.

Once you arrive at the destination, you might be surprised at just how big the falls are. For a waterfall that doesn't get top billing in a lot of places, it's truly lovely.

As you approach the trail becomes a small bridge leading closer to the water.

And in the summer you can enjoy a dip here, too. The water is so clear, it almost feels like being in the tropics!

Although, this waterfall, trail and woods are unmistakably and beautiful Granite State!

You can learn more about the Beede Falls Trail on alltrails.com. And when you want to see a waterfall, but aren't in the mood to exert yourself we have just the thing! These 10 unbelievable New Hampshire waterfalls are hiding in plain site...no hiking required!