The Frozen Waterfalls At Diana’s Baths In New Hampshire Are A Must-See This Winter
Winter in New Hampshire is absolutely gorgeous. Whether there’s snow on the ground or just a chill in the air, there’s something refreshing about getting outside this time of year. We’re always looking for special ways to enjoy the outdoors and seeing this beloved local waterfall covered in snow and frozen doesn’t get any better!
Diana's Baths sits near both North Conway and Bartlett and it offers one of the most wonderful ways to appreciate New Hampshire's spectacular outdoors.
Throughout the year the falls are simple to find and beautiful. In the summer you'll find visitors splashing in the cool water and in the fall the entire area takes on a golden glow surrounded by foliage.
While warmer months see a rushing roar of water that you can hear shortly into the hike, the winter offers a different sort of beauty. The water still falls, but it's covered in snow and ice.
This is a great outing for the days following a snowstorm. Or, just after some frigid weather. Just be sure to dress warmly. If it's cold enough to freeze a waterfall there's a good chance you'll want some gloves!
Diana’s Baths can be accessed year-round using a 1.3-mile hike. You can learn more about the route by checking out alltrails.com. Remember to be extra cautious in the winter as conditions can be slippery and change quickly. If you have a dog you’ll love that they can come along for the adventure. Just be sure to keep them leashed. And, as always, keep a respectful and safe distance from others on the trail.
Michelle has lived in many places, but counts Maine as one of the best. In addition to the smell of ocean water in the air on rainy days in Portland, she loves puppies, photography, funny people, the Maine Red Claws, traveling, fresh tomatoes, Cambodia and filling out forms. For questions, comments and inquiries please email: mstarin@onlyinyourstate.com.
