Bridal Veil Falls In New Hampshire Will Soon Be Surrounded By Beautiful Fall Colors
Michelle
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There’s nothing like summer in New Hampshire, but fall is certainly the next best thing. In fact, if you love comfortable hikes, cozy weather, and beautiful views there might not be a better time to get outside here. Fall foliage surrounds everyone who ventures out and the best way to enjoy it is on a fun hike. This one, leading to Bridal Veil Falls In New Hampshire offers a particularly beautiful way to experience the season here in the Granite State.
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The Bridal Veil Falls Trail is a great way to see fall colors in New Hampshire. It can be accessed any time of year, though I especially love it during the fall foliage season. Other visitors suggest that it’s best between May and October. This route is considered moderately challenging, so it’s best to have some hiking experience before heading out. You’ll also want to tell someone where you’re going and when you plan to be back. And, always make sure you have the right gear for your trip. I always bring layers with me, just in case. Most importantly, feel free to bring along the pups, but be sure to keep them on a leash.
For more information about visiting the White Mountain Nationa Forest check out the official U.S. Forest Service website. To learn more about the trail and for help planning your visit check out the Bridal Veil Falls page on AllTrails.
Love New Hampshire in the fall? There’s more where this came from! After enjoying this hike, head out on a road trip to see some of the best fall foliage in the state.
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Bridal Veil Falls in New Hampshire
What are the best waterfall hikes in New Hampshire?
The best waterfall hikes in New Hampshire can be found throughout the state and offer lots of great scenery. Some goods ones to explore:
- Beede Falls, Center Sandwich: This short, flat, out-and-back trail is just under a mile and leads directly to the falls. And, the hike is a bit hidden making the adventure even more fun to enjoy.
- Glen Ellis Falls Trail, Jackson: Located in the White Mountains, you'll find this trail in Pinkham Grant about one mile south of Wildcat Mountain Ski Area.
- Flume Gorge, Lincoln: One of the most popular areas to explore, this park offers caves, trails, and a gorgeous waterfall. But, it does get busy so be sure to arrive early.
- Falling Waters Trail, Franconia Notch: This trail begins at the Old Bridle Path/Falling Waters Trail trailhead and leads directly to multiple waterfalls in the forest. The route is about 2.6 miles round-trip with 850 feet of elevation gain.
Which state parks should I visit in New Hampshire?
You should visit as many state parks in New Hampshire as you possibly can. You can start with the following spots:
- Odiorne Point State Park, Rye: Those who love the water views in New Hampshire will appreciate this park. Located right on the shore, the park offers access to the Seacoast Science Center where visitors can learn about marine life. There's also a fun, loop trail to take.
- Bear Brook State Park, Allentown: The largest state park in New Hampshire is 10,000 acres and offers tons of recreational fun to have outdoors.
- Lake Francis State Park, Pittsburg: This park is located near the Great North Woods region and can proudly say it's the smallest state park in New Hampshire. But, it's big on fun so be sure to add it to your list of spots to explore.