You know that the White Mountains are packed with natural beauty including stunning waterfalls. But to find New Hampshire’s best gems and most beautiful waterfalls, you have to know where to look. Luckily, we’ve done the leg work for you, compiling a New Hampshire waterfall map. This journey can be done quickly in a day or spread over a week’s vacation. It is under four hours of driving, but many of the waterfalls involve a short trek through the woods, so you’ll need some extra time. The trip starts and stops in Franconia Notch State Park, just off Interstate 93, making it an easily accessible point for natives and tourists alike. This New Hampshire waterfalls road trip will take you to nine amazing waterfalls that are gorgeous no matter what the season. So grab your hiking essentials, pack some snacks, and prepare to be impressed. Here are your stops:

1. Franconia Notch State Park, Lincoln

This park is full of waterfalls, including The Basin, which is simply stunning, any time of year. Read more about Franconia Notch State Park. Check out this video from Adventuring in the Moment to see The Basin when the water was raging in the spring:

2. Beecher and Pearl Cascades, Carol

The trail to this 25-foot waterfall begins behind the Crawford Depot, an old train station that is directly next to the Appalachian Mountain Club. Beecher and Pearl Cascades is a delightful hidden gem that you'll discover after a short but beautiful hike.

3. Ammonoosuc Ravine, Sargent’s Purchase

This 100-foot fall is gorgeous, but it is a hike -- 2.3 miles to the falls.

4. Arethusa Falls Hart’s Location

Next comes Arethusa Falls, the highest single-drop waterfall in New Hampshire. Also, make sure to check out this epic winter hike video by Adventuring in the Moment:

5. Jackson Falls, Jackson

After hikes to the previous falls, Jackson Falls is a welcome break. The waterfalls are near the roadside so you can enjoy them without much effort.

6. Glen Ellis Falls, Jackson

At 65 feet, Glen Ellis Falls is breathtakingly beautiful, and only a 10-minute walk from the road. Read more about Glen Ellis Falls, one of the best waterfalls in New Hampshire. Then, check out this video of the falls by Adventuring in the Moment:

7. Diana’s Baths, Bartlett

Diana’s Baths are a series of small waterfalls that combine to make a beautiful spot. Check out this video of Diana's Baths during the early spring by Adventuring in the Moment:

8. Lower Falls, Albany

The waterfalls along the Swift River are one of the most popular spots on the Kancamagus Highway – for good reason! This also begins the portion of your trip along the breathtaking Kancamagus Highway, which will weave you over the top of New Hampshire’s mountains.

9. Sabbaday Falls

End your waterfall road trip in New Hampshire with an easy, wheelchair-accessible walk to Sabbaday Falls. The Kancamangus Highway is filled with beautiful spots like Sabbaday Falls so check out this video of the drive and a couple of stops by Adventuring in the Moment:

When you come to the end of your New Hampshire waterfalls road trip, you can spend time in the beautiful town of Lincoln, or jump on Interstate 93 to bring you home. Just don't forget the handy New Hampshire waterfall map we gave you and have a blast enjoying some of our state's natural wonders.

Are there any waterfalls near you in New Hampshire? Share some of your favorites with us in the comments.

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