Crawford Notch State Park is a huge park, with 5,775 acres of beautiful outdoor area. There is endless enjoyment to be found in this park. Of course, you can hike on any of the many memorable trails- Crawford Notch has over 4,000 miles of trail, so you know there will be something for everyone in your group. You can see waterfalls, bird watch, or simply relax and take in the amazing views of the mountains around you.

One popular choice for hikers in Crawford Notch State Park is Arethusa Falls via Bemis Brook and Arethusa Falls Trails, near Bartlett, New Hampshire. You’ll stop in your tracks when you see the incredible water features.

This trail is an outdoor photographer’s dream, so make sure you bring your camera along for this adventure.

Stunning at any time of year, Arethusa Falls Trail might just take your breath away in the fall months. The colorful leaves surrounding the idyllic waterfalls are a perfect picture of New Hampshire’s beautiful season. If you’re extra brave, come back in the winter to see a frozen winter wonderland!

This 2.8 mile walk is a moderate hike, so keep that in mind when heading out with a group. It will take you about an hour and a half to complete.

Check out the Arethusa Falls AllTrails listing.

Mount Willard Trail is another great option for hikers looking for a moderate trail with unforgettable views. Located near Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, this 3.1 mile hike lasts just under two hours on average.

If you’re a fan of snowshoeing, take a winter walk through the soft powder to feel like a true part of nature.

Mount Willard Trail will take you on some steep inclines, but it is worth it for the amazing views, especially at the end of the day! The sunsets here are known to be incredibly beautiful.

Take a look at the Mount Willard Trail AllTrails listing.

When you’ve tired yourselves out with all the fun, head over to the Dry River Campground for some much-needed rest. The campground offers 36 wooded sites and lots of space for a peaceful evening.

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