Cascading Water

Basin Cascade

The Basin Curve

Glimpse , Arethusa Falls, 2014

This is a glimpse of Arethusa Falls as seen while climbing up to the top of the falls. Arethusa Falls is the 2nd tallest falls in NH, At one time they were calculated to be 176 Ft tall. That height has been recalculated to 140 Ft. It is Bemis Brook that creates this cascade, located in Hart's Location, of Crawford Notch in the White Mountains of NH, off Rte 302. The falls can be reached by hiking 1.5 miles up a trail which consists of tree rooted steps and crossing some wooden bridges. It is a very steep and slippery climb to reach the top of the falls.

Dappled Cascade Glow

The sun dapples the rocks and enhances the ripples of the water transporting you to a place where the worries fade away as you feel the a peek of sunshine and the cooling sound of softly falling water.

Evening Spa, Sabbaday Falls Pool

Imagine having this all to yourself in your back yard. This is Sabbaday Falls, upper pool. It was raining this evening and the light on the pool make it glow like moonlight. Sabbaday Falls is a beautiful area full of cascades and pools found along side of Kancamagus Hwy in the White Mountains of NH.

Robinson Falls

Robinson Falls, New Hampton, NH.

Nancy Cascade Pool

Nancy Cascade

Duet Waterfall Swirl

Sitting by a swirling pool of water that mesmerizes you to only hear the sound of falling water, can soothe and calm the mind.

Huntington Cascade in Dixville Ntoch

Stone Arch Bridge over Gleason Falls

Laxity

Bemis Brook Falls

This is one of a group of cascades found along Bemis Brook in Hart's Location of Crawford Notch, NH. These falls are part of the Arethusa Falls trails area. The cascade below this one is called Colosseum Falls. If you visit these falls and hike the trails in this area, you will notice the sign for this says Colosseum Falls, but that is an error. The signs for the Bemis Falls and Colosseum Falls were switched a long time ago.

Colosseum Falls

Colosseum Falls is named due to the wide layers of granite that resembles a coliseum. The river that carved this is Bemis Brook, the same river that tumbles down Arethusa Falls and cascades through Bemis Brook Falls. This Coliseum Falls sits below the Frankenstein Cliffs in Crawford Notch State Park of NH. If you visit these falls and hike the trails in the area, you will notice the signs for this falls says Bemis Brook Falls, but that is an error. The signs for the Colosseum Falls and Bemis Falls were switched a long time ago.

Ribbon and Fern, Bride Maids Fall

Jericho Falls Plunge Cave

Mossy Glen Falls Cascade

Sabbaday Falls Spilling

Sabbaday Falls is a series of cascades in Waterville Valley of the White Mountains, NH. The falls consist of a pool, which spills over a 40 ft drop that takes a sharp right into a gorge and then fills a sparkling cavernous pool. A popular place to visit along the scenic Kancamagus Hwy.

Gleason Falls and Stone Arch Bridge

Sabbaday Falls

Looking Glass Falls Sunray

Rocky Gorge Autumn Morning

Solitude as bright autumn foliage decorates the background of a cascading Swift River at Rocky Gorge Scenic Area. Oct 2017

Pemi Candy Reflection

Crystal Cascade

This is a beautiful 100 ft horsefeather waterfall sitting hidden below Mt Washington in Pinknam Notch, NH. It is deep in a ravine and can only be seen from one angle. It is seldom visited due to most of the hikers focusing on the trek up and down the tallest peak in the United States