You'll Never Forget A Trip To These 11 Waterfront Spots In New Hampshire
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It’s undeniable that there’s something about being by water that is inherently relaxing. Sitting by the ocean or on the shores of a lake, you can let all your cares wash away with the waves. New Hampshire has many places to enjoy this tranquility, from the ocean to waterfalls – here are 11 of our favorite spots for the next time you need a spot to mentally decompress.
Visit this lovely waterfront park for views of two lighthouses and sailboats passing by.
Within Franconia Notch State Park hides a remarkable geological feature - a smooth pool filled by a rush waterfall. It's truly beautiful and worth the hike to see it.
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This series of small waterfalls creates a tranquil area of gentle waterfalls and pools. It's the perfect spot to stop and reflect.
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Tucked into the White Mountains, the beauty of this lake is enhanced by the dramatic backdrop of Cathedral Ledge. Hike around it and enjoy the views of its still waters.
Tucked away in Crawford Notch State Park, this lake is crystal clear and particularly stunning amid fall foliage.
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Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in New Hampshire, which is why we didn't list a town - it simply touches too many! There's a reason this lake draws many thousands of tourists each year - it's simply stunning no matter where you view it from.
This state park is a perfect place to contemplate the beauty and power of the Atlantic. It also holds the Seacoast Science Center, if you want to learn more about the environment you're enjoying.
This 12 acre lake in the White Mountains takes some hiking to get to, but it is oh so worth it to see its stark beauty.
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Off the border of New Hampshire and Maine, the Isles of Shoals are wild and beautiful - and there are plenty of legends surrounding them. Take the boat to Star Island from Rye to explore.
At over 3,000 acres, this is quite a large lake - and its size is matched by its beauty.
Another natural beauty in Franconia Notch, Flume Gorge is definitely worth visiting. Make sure to take the path that gets you up close!
What do you think is the most beautiful waterfront spot in New Hampshire?
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