Posted in New Hampshire Nature February 14, 2017 by

The One Place In New Hampshire That Must Be Seen To Be Believed

New Hampshire is full of natural wonders, but none are quite as unique as the rock formations at Sculptured Rocks Natural Area in Groton. Check it out:

On its way to Newfound Lake, the Cockermouth River has carved a narrow canyon through the granite beneath the surrounding forest.
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Over thousands of years the flow of water carrying sand, silt and other particles has carved unique potholes in the rock.
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The results are a breathtaking canyon unlike anything else in New Hampshire.
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The smooth, rounded rocks are absolutely stunning year round when you visit the Sculptured Rocks Natural Area.
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During the summer, the area becomes a favorite swimming spot, perfect for a totally unique swimming hole experience.
Rob C./trip advisor
The crystal clear water is cold but inviting if you're brave enough.
Biviana/trip advisor
If you'd rather keep dry, you can observe the canyon from the safe distance of the bridge.
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The view looking down is equally spectacular.
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And once you've had enough you can hike along the Cockermouth River throughout the 272 acres of the natural area.
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Sculptured Rocks Natural Area is located at 251 Sculptured Rocks Road, Groton. Get more information here.