Cascading Water

Duet Waterfall Swirl

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

Autumn on the Swift River to Cliffs

Crystal Cascade, Autumn 2016

This hidden gem of a waterfall is a 100 ft tall and can be seen if you hike up the Tuckerman Ravine Trail that climbs Mt Washington, in Pinkham Notch of the NH White Mountains. I say hidden, because it sits deep in a ravine and has one view point. In 2016 NH had very little snow in the winter season and minimal rainfall in the summer which decreased the water flow for many rivers and lakes. Sometimes a low flow of water is more interesting since I think it shows the character of the of the waterfall.

Crystal Cascade Top, Autumn 2016

This is the top half of a 100 ft waterfall that is hidden deep in a ravine and can be seen by taking a detour off of the Tuckerman Ravine Trail that climbs Mt Washington, in Pinkham Notch of the NH White Mountains. In 2016 NH had very little snow in the winter season and minimal rainfall in the summer which decreased the water flow for many rivers and lakes. Sometimes a low flow of water is more interesting since I think it shows the character of the of the waterfall.

Ellen's Falls Flume on Hobbs Brook

This waterfall is deep in the woods on Hobbs Brook in Albany, NH. It does't get many visitors since there isn't a trail along side this brook. There are 2 ways to get here,. Bushwhack from the Kancamagus Highwy which will also take you by Clamshell Rock, or walk up the logging road that is near the brook. The logging road will take you up above the falls, then you have to cross the brook to reach the picturesque side.

Ellen's Falls on Hobbs Brook

This waterfall is deep in the woods on Hobbs Brook which is on the Kancamagus Highway in Albany, NH. It doesn't get many visitors since there isn't a trail that runs beside the brook. A logging road near here will take you up above the falls but you have to cross the brook to reach the other side for the best photo opportunities.