Summer in New Hampshire gives us the ability to venture outdoors to enjoy the beautiful weather. The days of snow, cold, and winter jackets are a distant memory. All we can think about are the warm breezes that are waiting to greet us with every new outdoor adventure. But, they don't all need to be difficult. If you are tired of searching for "Waterfalls near me", look no further! These waterfalls in New Hampshire can all be seen without much effort and each one is more beautiful than the next!

1. Beaver Brook Falls, Colebrook

This beautiful 80-foot waterfall is one of the most lovely in the state. You might think that seeing it requires a hearty walk through the woods, but the reality is so much easier than that! You can see Beaver Brook Falls right from the parking lot.

2. Pollard's Mills, Newport

The Sugar River is home to this waterfall with an 18-foot drop. You can see it right from the road, which is great because this thing is mesmerizing. You'll want a comfortable place to gaze! Plus, you can swim just down the river from Pollard Mill Falls.

3. Sabbaday Falls, Waterville Valley

The hike to get to Sabbaday Falls is about 0.3 miles, but it's worth the walk! This is a good option for those who want to see a waterfall and are open to a little extra effort. While the path is smooth you'll need to go slightly uphill in a few places.

4. Diana's Baths, Bartlett

If you could see this one right from a parking lot, things would be too good to be true! Diana's Baths is one of the most well-known waterfalls in the state for good reason. It's beautiful and there's lots of room for splashing around in the pools. But you'll need to travel about a half-mile on the trail to see it. The good news is that the path is smooth which makes it more accessible for wheels.

5. Lower Ammonoosuc Falls, Carroll

Perfect for a hot day, we love this waterfall because you can swim for a refreshing adventure. To reach Lower Ammonoosuc Falls you're only looking at a walk of about a quarter-mile. The road is hard-packed dirt helping to make things more accessible.

6. Jackson Falls, Jackson

This waterfall is actually a series of a few smaller falls. Together they make a drop of 100 feet! This is also a fun place to swim. But, if you prefer to just look you're in luck! Jackson Falls can be seen right from the parking lot.

7. Falls of Song, Moultonborough

This waterfall with a funny name is stunning. We love that the area is so peaceful, it's full of the sounds of water flowing and the trees with a gentle breeze - maybe the name Falls of Song isn't so strange after all. The walk to reach it is about a tenth of a mile, so you'll barely notice the effort!

7. Lower Falls, Albany

The small waterfall feeding into the Swift River is just an added benefit to visiting one of the most popular swimming holes in New Hampshire. You can access it simply by parking and walking. You can see it right from the road! Plus, you get to drive along the Kancamagus Highway to reach it.

If you're looking for an even bigger adventure you can spend the day exploring the state's tallest falls on this wonderful waterfall road trip! We are pretty sure you'll be able to enjoy plenty of waterfall hikes in New Hampshire along the way. Grab some trail maps for your adventure from AllTrails+.

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