MORE WATERFALLS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

STATE	WATERFALL NAME	SCENIC POTENTIAL	TOWN	DELORME MAP?	NOTES & DESCRIPTION
NH	Acworth Gorge	GOOD	Acworth	Not Listed	this waterfall and swimming hole on the Cold River has some good potential, but this is supposedly located on PRIVATE PROPERTY; the falls may or may not be visible from Beryl Mountain Road
NH	Alison Falls (photo to be added soon)	FAIR	Stewartstown or Dixville	Not Listed	these falls on an unnamed stream are 8-10 feet tall and they can be visited by hiking a few miles south on the Cohos Trail from Coleman State Park; the falls were nothing remarkable, but this was a nice surprise to find on the last day of a 4-day backpacking trip I took with some friends in 2016
NH	Amoskeag Falls	POOR	Manchester	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids & small cascades on the Merrimack River below a DAM; also known as Blodgetts Falls; GPS = 43.002166, -71.470489
NH	Andrew's Brook Falls	POOR	Newbury	Not Listed	this is a seasonal waterfall on Andrew's Brook; the falls should be visible from the Andrews Brook Trail, which, combined with the Solitude Trail, climbs to the top of Mt. Sunapee
NH	Appalachian Cascades	GOOD	Sargents Purchase	Not Listed	these cascades on the New River require a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; I believe the BUSHWHACK should be started off of the Gulf of Slides Ski Trail
NH	Artists Falls	FAIR	North Conway	Not Listed	I am now certain that this waterfall on Artist Brook is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY! I have driven up and down Artists Falls Road peeking into people's backyards, but it is not possible to see the falls from the road
NH	Auburn Falls	POOR	Auburn	Not Listed	I almost certain that this is a DAM on Sucker Brook
NH	Austin Brook Falls	FAIR	Success	Not Listed	to reach these remote falls on Austin Brook, I believe you need BUSHWHACK up from the beaver pond below
NH	Backbreaker Falls	unknown	Tamworth	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Cold Brook; you may be able to BUSHWHACK from Mountain Road / Bemis Mountain Road, but there's a very good chance you'll run into PRIVATE PROPERTY on both sides of the stream
NH	Bailey Brook Falls	GOOD	Nelson	Not Listed	there are two waterfalls on Bailey Brook, and the "Bailey Brook Mill Trail" will likely reach one or maybe even both of them; the lower falls can supposedly be seen from roadside; the upper falls and lower falls are "about a mile apart"; from pictures I have seen, it looks like the upper falls are seasonal and look their best in high water conditions; trailhead is on Old Stoddard Road; you should be able to find trail map on the Harris Center website
NH	Baldwins Falls	POOR	Pittsburg	Not Listed	I suspect this is just a set of rapids on the Connecticut River, but I have not confirmed this yet
NH	Baker River Falls	FAIR	Wentworth	Not Listed	I believe these falls on the Baker River are the falls that are visible from below the wooden covered bridge on Town Common Road; also known as Wentworth Falls; I suspect this is the location: GPS = 43.868424, -71.909236
NH	Baston Falls / Baston's Falls	FAIR	Woodstock	Not Listed	access to these pretty cascades on Baston Brook or Eastman Brook (I'm not sure which) is supposedly close to roadside; I suspect this is a local swimming hole; access may be possible from Thornton Gore Road and/or Eastside Road
NH	Batchelder Falls	unknown	Wilton	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on King Brook; the falls may or may not be close to Batchelder Pond; there's a small chance that access may be possible from near the eastern end of King Brook Road
NH	Bath Falls	POOR	Bath	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Ammonoosuc River below the Bath Bridge (a covered bridge); access via West Bath Road; GPS = 44.166679, -71.967294
NH	Bear Slide Cascade	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Clifford Brook; a BUSHWHACK may be required, assuming this area isn't PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Bearcamp Gorge	FAIR	Tamworth	Not Listed	this is a small waterfall on the Bearcamp River; access to the falls (GPS = 43.827505, -71.299756) may or may not be possible from this dirt parking area (GPS = 43.827548, -71.297125) on NH 113 (the Bearcamp Highway)
NH	Beards Falls	POOR	Monroe	Not Listed	this is likely a set of rapids or a DAM on the Connecticut River; there is also a chance that there once was a set of natural falls here, but they have since been drowned by a DAM downstream
NH	Bell's Cascade	FAIR	Woodstock	Not Listed	access to these falls on Gordon Pond Brook is from an OHV trail that connects with the Gordon Pond Trail; the falls are right near the town reservoir tank and just downstream of the DAM on Gordon Brook near the tank; the hike to the falls is estimated at 1.8 miles one-way; a balanced rock sits next to the falls
NH	Berlin Falls	POOR	Berlin	Not Listed	this is a set of cascades below a DAM on the Androscoggin River
NH	Big Dog Falls	FAIR	Enfield	Not Listed	this is a rumored 30-foot tall, seasonal waterfall on Smith Pond Brook; also known as Smith Pond Brook Falls; access is supposedly from "Smith Pond Road off of Exit 15 of I-89. Park behind Lakeview Condominiums off NH4A"
NH	Birch Island Brook Falls	GOOD	Lincoln	Not Listed	these 30-40 foot cascades on Birch Island Brook require a moderate BUSHWHACK off the Black Pond Trail
NH	Birch Pitch	FAIR	Pinkhams Grant	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on the Cutler River above Crystal Cascade; access is likely going to require a steep, rough, and potentially dangerous BUSHWHACK off of the Tuckerman Ravine Trail
NH	Black Brook Falls	FAIR	Easton	Not Listed	I suspect these are small cascades on Black Brook; access is likely going to include a BUSHWHACK
NH	Black Cascade	FAIR	Waterville	Not Listed	these falls on Slide Brook are partially obscured with no easy access to the base of the falls; the falls can be seen off of the southern end of the Mt. Tripyramid Trail as you heads toward the South Slide; hiking to the falls is 3.3 miles one way from the 'Livermore' trailhead near Waterville Valley
NH	Blue Ravine Cascades	GOOD	Benton	Not Listed	reaching these falls requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; several tiers of impressive falls are suspected over nearly a mile of river; "on a tributary of the Wild Ammonoosuc River on Mt. Blue in Kinsman Notch"
NH	Boulder Falls	FAIR	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	these are very small and seasonal cascades on the Peabody River; the falls should be visible off of the Great Gulf Trail; the falls are best combined with a trip to Weetamoo Falls; reaching Boulder Falls requires a 2.1 miles one-way hike
NH	Bowls and Pitchers, The	GOOD	Shelburne	Not Listed	there are rumors that there is a new trail off Millbrook Road that will lead you to these impressive falls (and swimming holes? not sure) on Austin Mill Brook
NH	Branch Falls	unknown	Campton	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall that most likely lies on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Bridgewater Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is likely a set of rapids or a DAM on the Merrimack River; there is also a chance that there once was a set of natural falls here, but they have since been drowned by a DAM downstream
NH	Bristol Falls	FAIR	Bristol	Not Listed	this is a series of small falls below a DAM on the Newfound River just before it terminates into the Pemigewasset River; the falls do appear to be surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY but perhaps there is some legal way to view the falls? GPS = 43.589715, -71.733167
NH	Brown Brook Falls	unknown	Ellsworth	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Brown Brook well upstream of Stepped Falls; access most likely requires a BUSHWHACK
NH	Bull Brook Gorge	unknown	Beans Purchase	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Bull Brook on the western shoulder of Mt. Moriah
NH	Bumpus Brook Falls	unknown	Randolph	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Bumpus Brook on the northeaster shoulder of Mt. Madison; access most likely requires a BUSHWHACK
NH	Burnt Brook Falls	GOOD	Franconia	Not Listed	there are several pretty falls on Burnt Brook on the northwestern slopes of Mt. Garfield within the WMNF; difficult BUSHWHACK required
NH	Cannibal Falls	unknown	Dorchester	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on the Baker River; odds are fairly good that these falls lie on PRIVATE PROPERTY; there is a very slim chance that there is a trailhead on Bickford Woods Road and/or Dorchester Road
NH	Canyon Fall	unknown	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	these impressive falls on Spur Brook are below where the Amphibrach Trail connects with the Spur Trail on the northwestern shoulder of Mt. Madison; these falls are downstream of Chandler Fall and require a BUSHWHACK of unknown distance and difficulty
NH	Cascade, The	unknown	Woodstock	Not Listed	I believe this are two waterfalls named "The Cascade" in Woodstock; this particular one is on Beaver Brook; a BUSHWHACK off Mount Cilley Road is the likely approach to these falls
NH	Cascade, The / Cascade Park	POOR	Woodstock	Not Listed	this set of rapids and small cascades on the Pemigewasset River is in downtown Woodstock and is almost directly across from the Woodstock Station Inn & Restaurant; also known as Deer Park Cascade and Russell Falls
NH	Cascade Brook Falls	FAIR	Lincoln	Not Listed	this is a series of cascades, rapids and slides that can be seen along the Cascade Brook Trail as you hike from The Basin up to Kinsman Falls
NH	Cascade Brook Falls	unknown	Wilmot	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Cascade Brook; no other information is known
NH	Cascade Brook Falls	unknown	Academy Grant	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Cascade Brook in an extremely remote area of northern NH
NH	Cascade Falls	unknown	New London	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Cascade Brook; access may be possible by BUSHWHACK from Pine Hill Road, although chances are very good that the falls are on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Cascade Ravine	EXCELLENT	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	the Israel Ridge Path on the northwestern slopes of Mt. Adams passes two of the six impressive waterfalls that are rumored to lie here on Cascade Brook; the other four falls require a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; the hike to the two falls that can be seen from the trail is 2.7 miles one way
NH	Cascading Falls	FAIR	Wentworth	Not Listed	this appears to be one or perhaps several small waterfalls on Pond Brook; some of the falls may be visible from Ellsworth Hill Road; the rest of the falls are likely to be on PRIVATE PROPERTY but I am not certain of that; also called Gove's Falls; GPS = 43.870094, -71.914744
NH	Catsbane Falls (photo to be added soon)	FAIR	Chesterfield	Not Listed	there are several small cascades and one sizable 12-15 foot falls on Catsbane Brook; the main drop is on PRIVATE PROPERTY but is partially visible from Main Street about 100 feet west of its junction with Brook Street; if you visit in the spring, the view from the road is probably decent, but when I went in June 2017, the vegetation was too thick to get a good view of the falls
NH	Centennial Pool Falls	unknown	Carroll	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Crawford Brook; the falls are believed to be a short distance upstream (more likely) or downstream (less likely) of Beecher & Pearl Cascades; one website suggested that the falls can be seen from the Mt. Willard Trail, but I'm not sure that is correct.
NH	Chamberlain Falls	FAIR	Jaffrey	Not Listed	this is a 20 or 30-foot tall seasonal waterfall on Mead Brook on the southern slopes of Mt. Monadnock; I suspect that the elevation is around 2,130; I am not sure if this waterfall can be seen from a trail or if it is off-trail (off-trail is more likely)
NH	Charlie's Falls	GOOD	Franconia	Not Listed	reaching these 30-foot falls requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty within the Lafayette Brook Scenic Area; Lafayette Brook; also known as Lafayette Brook Falls
NH	Chandler Brook Cascades	FAIR	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	these falls on Chandler Brook are accessed via the Chandler Brook Trail, which is a spur off of the Great Gulf Trail; difficult access; 4.5 miles one way
NH	Chandler Fall	GOOD	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this waterfall is on Spur Brook on the northern slopes of Mt. Madison & Mt. Adams; the falls are visible from a short spur path off of the Spur Trail
NH	Chandler Gorge	GOOD	Chatham	Not Listed	access to these falls on Chandler Brook is via a short loop that stems off the southern end of the Baldface Circle Trail in Evans Notch (ME/NH 113); I've heard rumors that this is a seldom-visited and overgrown area; requires a hike of 1.6 miles one way; the falls may also be seasonal (I'm not sure about that though)
NH	Chipmunk Falls	GOOD	Weare	Not Listed	this is supposedly a nice waterfall, but it seems like the landowners around the falls refuse to let the public visit them even though it it seems like a portion of the land around the falls may be on conservation land; skip this one for now, or email the town of Weare for the latest update on whether the public can access these falls
NH	Chudacoff Falls	FAIR	Sargents Purchase	Not Listed	pictures indicate that these falls on the Peabody River are partially visible from the George’s Gorge Trail; the falls are extremely seasonal
NH	Clay's Cascade	GREAT	Chatham	Not Listed	this is a rumored 20-30 foot main waterfall on McDonough Brook; the falls appear to be very remote and it's likely a long BUSHWHACK is required; some of the hike may be along an old forest road; estimated hike/bushwhack is 1.25-1.75 miles one-way; upper cascades are approximately 10 feet tall
NH	Cloughs Falls	unknown	Dorchester	Not Listed	this is a rumored small waterfall on the Rocky Branch of the Baker River; it is extremely likely that the falls are located on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Cocheco Falls	POOR	Dover	Not Listed	this is a set of cascades below a stone DAM on the Cocheco River; the falls should be visible from NH 108 and/or Fish Ladder Park; GPS = 43.196368, -70.873592
NH	Cohas Falls	POOR	Manchester	Not Listed	this is a very small set of rapids on the Merrimack River
NH	Contoocook Falls	POOR	Concord	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Contoocook River
NH	Cram Falls	unknown	Lyndeborough	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Stony Brook; it is extremely likely that the falls are located on PRIVATE PROPERTY; GPS = 42.870450, -71.782047
NH	Crawley Falls	FAIR	Brentwood	Not Listed	it looks like this are some small cascades on the Exeter River at the junction of Crawley Falls Road and NH 111A; Exeter River; these falls are sometimes called Brentwood Falls; a Google Maps review indicates that there is a small dirt parking area in front of the falls; NH Delorme Atlas page 23, A&B-11 (not marked)
NH	Cromwells Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is likely a set of rapids or a DAM on the Merrimack River; there is also a chance that there once was a set of natural falls here, but they have since been drowned by a DAM downstream
NH	Crystal Falls (Woodsville)	FAIR	Woodsville	Not Listed	these falls on Deming Brook look slightly impressive per a postcard I have seen
NH	Cuba Falls	GOOD	Orford	Not Listed	these pretty, 25-foot falls on Brackett Brook are in a remote location; a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty is required to reach them
NH	Davis Brook Falls	EXCELLENT	Harts Location	Not Listed	there are four waterfalls on Davis Brook, three of which are within the boundaries of Crawford Notch State Park; all four waterfalls require a steep and difficult BUSHWHACK; the lowest falls are Davis Brook Falls and they lie on private land above the railroad tracks; about 1.25 miles above Davis Brook Falls is the lower and upper falls of Kirby Falls; 0.2 mile upstream of Kirby Falls is Trillium Cascade; please do not underestimate the challenge of visiting these extremely hard to reach falls
NH	Dearth Brook Falls	GOOD	Landaff	Not Listed	a short hike on the Cobble Hill Trail will bring you to these falls on Dearth Brook; look carefully for falls as they are hidden from trailside
NH	Discovery Falls	GOOD	Millsfield	Not Listed	this is a modest series of horsetails and cascades totalling 10-15 feet on the West Branch of Clear Stream; the exact location of these falls is unknown, and a BUSHWHACK is likely involved
NH	Dixie Falls	GOOD	Dix's Grant	Not Listed	access to these pretty, 10-foot falls on Dixie Brook is via a network of logging roads; the falls are likely a short BUSHWHACK from the road
NH	Dodge Falls	POOR	Bath	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Connecticut River; the falls should be visible from Dodge Falls Road
NH	Drewsville Gorge	POOR	Walpole	Not Listed	these small cascades and rapids on the Cold River pass through a 25-foot tall gorge; the gorge is sometimes run by whitewater kayakers; there are some photographs online of the falls; there is a good chance that the falls are located on PRIVATE PROPERTY with no public access allowed
NH	Duck Fall	GOOD	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this is one of several waterfalls on Snyder Brook on the northern slopes of Mt. Adams; the falls are visible from the Watson Path; more waterfalls lie upstream of Duck Fall, but you must BUSHWHACK to them (i.e. Marian Fall, Thorndike Fall, as well as many other unnamed falls)
NH	Eastman Falls	POOR	Franklin	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Pemigewasset River; also known as Webster's Falls; GPS = 43.447267, -71.658125
NH	Eaton Falls	GOOD	Franconia	Not Listed	West Fork of the North Branch of the Gale River; beautiful wide open ledge and cascade reached via bushwhack from the Gale River Trail; about a mile downstream from Hawthorne Falls
NH	Echo Cascade	FAIR	Unknown	Not Listed	I believe these falls are downstream of Thoreau Falls on the North Fork of the East Branch of the Pemigewasset River; a BUSHWHACK is almost certainly required
NH	Edgerly Falls	unknown	Barnstead	Not Listed	rumored waterfall that is likely on PRIVATE PROPERTY; no other information is known
NH	Effingham Falls	POOR	Effingham & Freedom	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Ossipee River; also known as Berry Bay Dam
NH	Eliza Brook Cascades	FAIR	Unknown	Not Listed	these various falls on Eliza Brook are clearly visible along the Kinsman Ridge Trail/Appalachian Trail; backcountry camping available nearby (to the south) at the (built in 2010) Eliza Brook Shelter; the easiest access to the falls is probably via the seldom-used Reel Brook Trail; these are nice falls, but I wouldn't say they are worthy of the long hike required to reach them
NH	Elizabeth Falls	FAIR	Alexandria	Not Listed	these seasonal falls are located above where the Holt Trail crosses Bailey Brook on Mt. Cardigan; once you cross the stream, you will reach the Grand Junction trail junction; the falls are down the embankment from this spot and may be visible from the trail; no bushwhacking is required, just some scrambling down a steep bank; these falls are very seasonal, so visit during high water conditions; parking is at the AMC Cardigan Lodge; estimated as a 1.0 mile hike one-way
NH	Ellens Falls	GOOD	Albany	Not Listed	to reach these falls on Hobbs Brook, you can either BUSHWHACK about a mile off NH 112 (the Kancamagus Highway) or you can hike a nearby forest service road and look for a faint path that leads to the top of the falls (from there, you would BUSHWHACK downstream to more falls);
NH	Ellingwood Falls	POOR	Second College Grant	Not Listed	this is a set of small rapids/cascades on Bear Brook or the Swift Diamond River (I'm not sure which); road access may be difficult and may be restricted to Dartmouth College students, alumni and faculty only; "not worth the trip" per one friend who has visited these small falls; access is likely via a short BUSHWHACK or trail from either South Side Road or Winter Road; GPS = 44.872464, -71.131276
NH	Exeter River Falls	POOR	Exeter & Brentwood	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Exeter River; the DAM should be visible from Cross Road; also known as Squamscott Falls and Pickpocket Falls
NH	Fairy Cascade	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Fall Brook Falls	unknown	Woodstock	Not Listed	rumored waterfall; there is a chance this is an alternative name for another waterfall in Woodstock; no other information known
NH	Falls Brook Falls	unknown	Swanzey	Not Listed	rumored waterfall on Falls Brook
NH	Falls, The	unknown	Mason	Not Listed	rumored waterfall on Mason Brook; the falls may or may not be visible or accessible from Cascade Road
NH	Falls, The	POOR	Northumberland	Not Listed	this is most likely a set of rapids on the Connecticut River; the rapids should be visible from Bridge Street; GPS = 44.563714, -71.559514
NH	Falls, The	unknown	Wilmot	Not Listed	rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Falls in the River	FAIR	Pittsburg	Not Listed	these falls on the Connecticut River are located along the Cohos Trail in northern NH; estimated to be 1.5 miles one-way heading south from the trailhead at the Second Connecticut Lake Dam; directions here: https://cabinsatlopstick.com/adventures/waterfalls/; to access the falls from the south, park on US-3 near Big Brook Bog Road and hike the Moose Alley Trail to the Falls in the River Trail and then a half mile hike to the falls
NH	Fay Falls	GOOD	Walpole	Not Listed	there is a very good chance that these falls on Houghton Brook are on PRIVATE PROPERTY, and access seems like it requires a tough BUSHWHACK as well; directions can be found on the Jeff Newcomer Photography website.
NH	Field Brook Cascades	unknown	Bethlehem	Not Listed	series of ledges, cascades and waterfall along Mount Field Brook; a BUSHWHACK is required to access
NH	Fields Brook Cascades	GOOD	Tuftonboro	Not Listed	there are several pretty waterfalls on Fields Brook a few miles east of the Castle In The Clouds property; the falls should be visible from the Shaw Trail, which begins on NH 171; the falls may be seasonal, so visit in early spring or after a heavy rain
NH	Fifteen Mile Falls	POOR	Littleton	Not Listed	this used to be a series of rapids on the Connecticut River but they were destroyed when a DAM was constructed downstream
NH	First Connecticut Lake Falls	POOR	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Connecticut River; the DAM is visible from US 3 (Daniel Webster Highway)
NH	Fletcher's Cascades	FAIR	Waterville Valley	Page 40 B-2	this is a highly seasonal waterfall on the North Fork of Drake's Brook; the falls can be seen from a spur trail off the Drake’s Brook Trail (access is via a trailhead on NH 49); these falls are worthwhile in very high water level conditions only; 1.7 mile hike one-way
NH	Fletcher Fall	POOR	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this appears to be a set of small cascades or rapids on the Connecticut River just upstream of the Pittsburg-Clarksville covered bridge; the falls should be visible from the bridge on Bacon Road; GPS = 45.054579, -71.406250
NH	Flume, The	FAIR	Waterville Valley	Not Listed	this is a flume and waterfall on Flume Brook; it is likely directly visible from the Flume Trail, which connects the Greeley Ponds Trail & Livermore Trail; take note that this trail was closed due to flood damage from Hurricane Irene as of 9/13/2011, but has since been repaired and has supposedly reopened
NH	Forty Foot Falls	GOOD	Surry	Not Listed	reaching these falls on Merriam Brook may require a short BUSHWHACK and there is chance this area is PRIVATE PROPERTY; rough directions are as follows: "drive north on Court Street from Central Square in Keene. Take a right onto Route 12a. After 4-4.5 miles take a left onto Joslyn Road. There is a turn off for the lower falls about 0.5 mile up Joslyn Road"
NH	Fourth Connecticut Lake Falls	unknown	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall near the head of the Connecticut River
NH	Franklin Falls	POOR	Franklin	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Winnipesaukee River; there may also be some small cascades or rapids below the DAM as well; the DAM and falls should be visible from East Bow Street; GPS = 43.446089, -71.644523
NH	Gagnons Falls	POOR	Fremont	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Exeter River; the DAM should be visible from Scribner Road; GPS = 42.976952, -71.133864
NH	Garland's Falls	FAIR	Bartlett	Not Listed	rumored seasonal waterfall on Albany Brook behind one of the cabins of the Mountain Home Cabins; the public is supposedly welcome here, but the falls are literally right behind one of the cabins, which may make your visit awkward if somebody is staying there
NH	Garvins Falls	POOR	Bow	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Merrimack River; GPS = 43.165562, -71.508955
NH	Genesser Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall in New Hampshire; no other information known
NH	Gilsum Gorge	POOR	Gilsum	Not Listed	looks like just a set of rapids and small cascades on the Ashuelot River per a video I have seen; access may be possible from the junction of Surry Road and Gilsum Road
NH	Glendale Cascade	unknown	North Woodstock	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Glover Brook; BUSHWHACK likely required and there is a very good chance this is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Glen Ellen Cascade	POOR	Keene	Not Listed	I am 99% sure this impressive waterfall on Sturtevant Brook is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY; if you do a Google image search, you can see some old postcards; this may also be known as 'Glen Ellis Cascade'
NH	Glen Falls	POOR	Marlborough	Not Listed	this is most likely referring to the DAM on Minnewawa Brook; GPS = 42.917549, -72.178331
NH	Gloriette Falls	POOR	Dixville	Not Listed	this is a small waterfall on Moose Brook on the backside of the Balsams Grand Resort; you can see the falls from Cold Spring Road; it is believed that these falls are man-made; GPS = 44.870906, -71.305687
NH	Goff's Falls	POOR	Manchester & Bedford	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Merrimack River; GPS = 42.935729, -71.456151; the rapids may be visible from Riverbank Road
NH	Goodrich Falls	FAIR	Bartlett	Not Listed	this is a series cascades below a DAM on the Ellis River; this was once one of the biggest and most powerful waterfalls in New Hampshire (80+ feet); you can see the top of the DAM from on NH 16; it is doubtful that there is any legal and safe way to get to the base of the falls, where decent views of the falls could be possible (there are likely going to be PRIVATE PROPERTY signs everywhere)
NH	Gordon Falls	FAIR	North Woodstock	Page 43 I-10	these falls on Gordon Pond Brook are found off the Gordon Pond Trail, which is rumored to be rough and at least partially overgrown; hiking to the falls is 3.9 miles one way and the payoff for hiking this far of a distance for a waterfall is supposedly low
NH	Great Falls	POOR	Somersworth	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Salmon Falls River; GPS = 43.264845, -70.863037
NH	Green Cascade	FAIR	Waterville Valley	Not Listed	this waterfall on Flume Brook requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; a trip report can be found on the Mountain Wandering Blog.
NH	Greenville Falls	POOR	Greenville	Not Listed	this is most likely a DAM and/or small cascades on the Souhegan River near downtown Greenville; this may or may not be the same as "Greenville Gorge" or perhaps these are two different places? perhaps this is the location: GPS = 42.768301, -71.810477
NH	Greggs Falls	POOR	Goffstown	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Piscataquog River; GPS = 43.017252, -71.567864
NH	Griffins Falls	POOR	Manchester & Bedford	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Merrimack River; the rapids should be visible from the I-293 / NH 101 / NH 3A bridge; GPS = 42.946253, -71.461244
NH	Hale Brook Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Hale Brook; no other information known
NH	Half Mile Falls	POOR	Second College Grant	Not Listed	this is believed to be a very small set of rapids or small cascade on Bear Brook; access to these falls off Dead Diamond Road may be limited to Dartmouth College students, alumni and faculty; there are rumors of a good swimming hole existing here; GPS = 44.948069, -71.080139
NH	Halfway Brook Falls	GOOD	Livermore or Hart's Location (I'm unsure which)	Not Listed	there appears to be several attractive waterfalls on Halfway Brook; the BUSHWHACK to these falls starts off the Nancy Pond Trail
NH	Hall Pond Falls	unknown	Sandwich	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall near the Hall Ponds; a BUSHWHACK from Sandwich Notch Road is likely required to reach these falls
NH	Hall's Falls	FAIR	Plymouth	Not Listed	these falls are rumored to lie "just a few hundred feet upstream of the lodge at Tenney Mountain"
NH	Hames Shop Falls	POOR	Sunapee	Not Listed	this appears to be a two small DAMS on the Sugar River; access may be possible from Main Street and/or High Street; GPS = 43.386196, -72.085212
NH	Hampton Falls	POOR	Hampton Falls	Not Listed	based on Google Maps, it looks like there are two DAMS on the Hampton Falls River between NH 84 (Kensington Road) and I-95; there is a fair chance that one or both DAMS are on PRIVATE PROPERTY; if you search for "Hampton Falls, NH" on Google maps, and then change to 'satellite view', you can see the two DAMS; the lower DAM looks like it might be visible from NH 84; also known as Dodges Falls
NH	Hart's Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Hawthorne Falls	EXCELLENT	Franconia	Not Listed	reaching these 40-foot falls on the West Fork of the North Branch of the Gale River requires a difficult BUSHWHACK off the Gale River Trail; this is a beautiful and remote falls, and it is one of the finest BUSHWHACK opportunities in the White Mountain National Forest; do not attempt to find these falls unless you have solid BUSHWHACKING experience
NH	Hayes Falls	POOR	Dover	Not Listed	this is a set of very small cascades on the Cocheco River; it is likely these falls are surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY; GPS = 43.205755, -70.905047; also called Pikes Falls
NH	Hellgate Falls	POOR	Gilmanton Academy Grant	Not Listed	there is a gorge here, but there are no noteworthy waterfalls on the Dead Diamond River here; the gorge is located on private logging roads, and public access is unknown
NH	Holden Falls	FAIR	Franconia	Not Listed	these seasonal falls are on a tributary of Coppermine Brook and reaching them requires a short BUSHWHACK off the Coppermine Trail near Bridal Veil Falls; the bushwhack starts to the right after crossing the only bridge over the brook; the bushwhack is estimated to be 0.1-0.2 mile
NH	Hooksett Falls	POOR	Hooksett	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Merrimack River; the DAM may be visible from Edgewater Drive on the western side of the river and/or Merrimack Street on the eastern side; GPS = 43.101292, -71.465516
NH	Horseshoe Falls	POOR	Wilton	Not Listed	this is likely a set of rapids or very small cascades on the Souhegan River
NH	Hubbard Falls	GOOD	Chesterfield	Not Listed	there is at least one pretty waterfall here; reaching the falls supposedly requires a difficult BUSHWHACK and it is likely that the falls reside on PRIVATE PROPERTY; also known as Sugarbush Falls
NH	Hurricane Falls	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is a tall rumored waterfall on Hurricane Brook or Clifford Brook (I'm not sure which); a BUSHWHACK is likely required
NH	Hussey's Falls	POOR	Rochester	Not Listed	this appears to be a set of rapids on the Cocheco River
NH	Imp Brook Cascades	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Imp Brook not far from NH 16
NH	Isinglass River Falls (picture)	FAIR	Barrington	Not Listed	these falls on the Isinglass River look slightly impressive per pictures I have seen; also known as Locke's Falls; here is a link to a page with directions: https://www.barringtonconcom.org/3._Locke_Falls_Main_Page.html; the trailhead is on Rochester Neck Road in Rochester (about 0.25 mile southeast of NH 125) but the falls themselves are in Barrington; believed to be a 1.0 mile round-trip hike using the the yellow arrow trail
NH	Jackman Falls	unknown	Woodstock	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Jackman Brook; I estimate that the bushwhack is going to be 0.1-0.3 miles one-way; start BUSHWHACK from NH 118; an old trail used to access the falls in the 1800s, but it is now completely overgrown
NH	Kangas Falls	FAIR	New Ipswich	Not Listed	these falls are located on Furnace Brook; supposedly there is a Furnace Brook Trail on conservation land that passes by the falls; I believe there is a trailhead on NH 124 near it's junction with Currier Road; I suspect it is only a short walk or hike to the falls
NH	Kelly Falls	unknown	South Tamworth	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Cold Brook; access may be possible from Mountain Road / Bemis Mountain Road, although it is very likely these falls are surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Kelly's Falls / Kelly's Falls Dam	POOR	Manchester	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Piscataquog River; the DAM should be clearly visible the bridge from Pinard Street
NH	Keniston's Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Kimball's Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this appears to be a small waterfall on the Cocheco River; it is likely the falls are surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY; GPS = 43.207232, -70.910015
NH	Kimpton Brook Falls	FAIR	Wilmot	Not Listed	this appears to be a small waterfall on Kimpton Brook; you most likely will need to BUSHWHACK down a steep slope off NH 4A (the '4th New Hampshire Turnpike') to reach the falls; GPS = 43.463289, -71.952845
NH	Kinsman Flume	FAIR	Easton	Not Listed	these falls look slightly impressive per photographs I have seen, but I've heard its very seasonal; requires a moderate hike along the Mt. Kinsman Trail and then turn onto a spur trail
NH	Kirby Falls	EXCELLENT	Harts Location	Not Listed	there are four waterfalls on Davis Brook, three of which are within the boundaries of Crawford Notch State Park; all four waterfalls require a steep and difficult BUSHWHACK; the lowest falls are Davis Brook Falls and they lie on private land above the railroad tracks; about 1.25 miles above Davis Brook Falls is the lower and upper falls of Kirby Falls; 0.2 mile upstream of Kirby Falls is Trillium Cascade; please do not underestimate the challenge of visiting these extremely hard to reach falls
NH	Lancaster Falls	POOR	Lancaster	Not Listed	believed to be a DAM, but I have not confirmed this yet
NH	Leadmine Brook Falls	unknown	Shelburne	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Leadmine Brook in the remote woods north of US 2
NH	Lincoln Brook Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored remote waterfall on Lincoln Brook that is located somewhere between the Owl's Head spur trail and Thirteen Falls; a BUSHWHACK is likely required
NH	Lisbon Falls	POOR	Lisbon	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Ammonoosuc River; the DAM should be visible from School Street; GPS = 44.214309, -71.910827
NH	Little Garfield Falls	FAIR	Atkinson & Gilmanton Grant	Not Listed	these small falls on the East Branch of the Dead Diamond River are located a few miles downstream of Garfield Falls; the falls appear to be roadside on the logging roads that lead to Little Hellgate Falls; based on Google Maps, it seems like there are several small falls near here: GPS = 45.006264, -71.137674
NH	Little Niagara Falls	FAIR	Strafford	Not Listed	this is a medium-sized waterfall on the Big River; you may be able to reach the falls from Barn Door Gap Road, but there is a very good chance these falls are located on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Little Tunnel Brook Falls	GOOD	Benton	Not Listed	I believe that access to these falls on Little Tunnel Brook is typically obtained by BUSHWHACKING far up the brook from the Tunnel Brook Trail on Mt. Moosilauke; several sets of falls in a 0.5 mile span of woods; estimated 250-foot total drop; may also be called "Nine Cascades"
NH	Long Island Rapids	POOR	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	these rapids are reached by BUSHWHACKING off the Great Gulf Trail; access may also be possible from Great Glen ski trail network
NH	Loon Pond Mountain Cascades	GOOD	Woodstock	Not Listed	reaching these falls on Horner Brook requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; the cascades are NOT on Loon Pond Brook, they are actually on on Horner Brook
NH	Loveren Falls	unknown	Antrim	Not Listed	I suspect that these are small cascades on the North Branch River; you may be able to see or BUSHWHACK to the falls from Loveren's Mill Road; if that's not possible, try BUSHWHACKING from Keene Road / NH 9
NH	MacKeanon Falls	unknown	Atkinson & Gilmanton Grant	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Bear Brook or the Dead Diamond River (I'm not sure which)
NH	Maple Falls	unknown	Hooksett	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Maple Falls Brook
NH	Marian Fall	FAIR	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this small cascade on Snyder Brook requires a short BUSHWHACK above Duck Fall, which itself can be seen from the Watson Path; although expected to be short, the BUSHWHACK is most likely steep and tough, and therefore potentially hazardous
NH	Mary Cary Falls	GOOD	Sandwich	Not Listed	to reach these falls on the Beebe River, take a 0.1 mile spur trail off the Black Mountain Pond Trail, just below Black Mountain Pond in the Sandwich Range Wilderness; the trailhead is off Sandwich Notch Road (take Guinea Pond Trail to a left onto the Black Mountain Pond Trail)
NH	Mascoma Falls	FAIR	Lebanon	Not Listed	this appears to be a set of cascades on the Mascoma River in downtown Lebanon; some or fall of the falls may be visible from Mascoma Street and/or Hanover Street (NH 120); you can see lots of whitewater on Google Map by looking at these coordinators: GPS = 43.642759, -72.254869
NH	McIndoe Falls	POOR	Monroe	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Connecticut River; GPS = 44.260424, -72.058964
NH	McKeanon Falls	POOR	Woodstock	Not Listed	requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; I suspect this place has interesting geology but I don't think this is really a waterfall
NH	McNorton Falls	POOR	Woodstock	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Pemigewasset River; the falls should be visible from beneath the bridge on NH 175 (Eastside Drive); also called Devil's Eddy; named after the first settler of the town of Woodstock; GPS = 43.975652, -71.679423
NH	Merrill's Falls	POOR	Manchester	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Merrimack River; the rapids are visible from Granite Street
NH	Middle Cascade	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Clifford Brook
NH	Mill Brook Cascade	GREAT	Thornton	Page 39 B-12&13	these impressive falls on Mill Brook are part of the old tourist attraction known as "Glacial Park"; the falls lie on heavily markedn PRIVATE PROPERTY as of 2017; also known as Rainbow Falls (but these are not the same falls as Rainbow Falls in Plymouth)
NH	Mill Falls	POOR	Meredith	Not Listed	this is a man-made falls located at the Mill Falls Inn; this was a natural waterfall, but it was altered significantly by landscape designers (for better or worse); it does look like a pretty scene, so I will likely try to visit at some point
NH	Mine Falls	POOR	Nashua	Not Listed	this is an unappealing set of cascades below a DAM on the Nashua River
NH	Mini Flume	unknown	Franconia	Not Listed	this waterfall is found off-trail within the Flume Gorge property ('The Flume'); access to the public is likely prohibited, but I do know some folks who have been there
NH	Mink Brook Falls	POOR	Etna	Not Listed	this is a very small cascade on Mink Brook (it may actually be a DAM, but I just can't tell from Google Street view); GPS = 43.701033, -72.196130
NH	Mohawk Falls	GOOD	Colebrook	Not Listed	Small but pretty falls below a covered bridge
NH	Moon Falls	unknown	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall that is most likely going to be found between the 2nd and 3rd Connecticut Lakes
NH	Moors Falls (picture)	POOR	Litchfield & Merrimack	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Merrimack River; GPS = 42.890519, -71.462775
NH	Moose Falls-Pittsburg	POOR	Pittsburg	Not Listed	I am almost certain that this waterfall was drowned by a DAM on the Connecticut River; I couldn't find the falls in 2009
NH	Moose Falls-Woodstock	unknown	Woodstock	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Crooked Brook
NH	Moosilauke Falls	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Moosilauke Gorge	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall and potential swimming hole; no other information known
NH	Moriah Brook Gorge & Cascades	FAIR	Beans Purchase	Not Listed	nice gorge and several small falls along a long stretch of Moriah Brook; several decent swimming holes can be found here too; long dirt access road to trailhead
NH	Mossy Brook Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Mossy Brook
NH	Mossy Fall	GOOD	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this waterfall on a branch of Cold Brook can be seen from a trail on the northern slopes of Mt. Madison & Mt. Adams
NH	Mossy Slide	unknown	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Moultonborough Falls	POOR	Moultonborough	Not Listed	I suspect these are extremely small cascades on the Red Hill River that are visible downstream from NH 25 (Whittier Highway)
NH	Mount Field Brook Cascades	unknown	Bethlehem	Not Listed	this is a small series of cascades on Mt Field Brook; the falls are found near where the brook joins the Zealand River
NH	Mount Major Falls	unknown	Sargents Purchase	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Muscanigra Fall	unknown	Randolph	Not Listed	this waterfall is on Bumpus Brook
NH	Nancy Gorge	unknown	Hart's Location	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall (small cascades?) between US 302 and the Saco River
NH	Nineteen Mile Brook Falls	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Nineteen Mile Brook
NH	Noble Falls	GREAT	Franconia	Not Listed	reaching these falls on Meadow Brook requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; the falls are somewhat close to Bridal Veil Falls and the Coppermine Trail; estimated 25-35 feet tall; there is supposedly a trail leading to the falls from the Mittersill development, but public access is unknown; also known as Bridesmaid Falls
NH	Noone Falls	POOR	Peterborough	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Contoocook River; GPS = 42.859835, -71.961305
NH	Norway Rapids	POOR	Waterville Valley	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on Avalanche Brook; these falls are close to the Waterville Cascades
NH	Oak Falls	FAIR	Warren	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Black Brook, which I believe drains from Wachipauka Pond; estimated to be 30-40 feet; access via old forest roads and bushwhack
NH	Odell Falls	POOR	Conway	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Saco River; GPS = 43.992334, -71.090184
NH	Oldcott Falls	POOR	West Lebanon	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Connecticut River
NH	Old Mill Falls	POOR	Weare	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Piscataquog River; the DAM is visible from Riverdale Road; GPS = 43.032879, -71.646098
NH	Packers Falls	POOR	Durham	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Lamprey River near the junction of Bennett Road and Packers Falls Road; these rapids are commonly run by kayaks and canoes when the water levels are high enough (class II/III); there is even a video on youtube of people tubing down these rapids; it looks like there may be a small town park here; may also be a fairly nice swimming hole but I have not confirmed that yet
NH	Paugus Falls	unknown	Albany	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall that is supposedly very tall; no other information known
NH	Peboamauk Fall	GREAT	Randolph	Page 48 G-7	these falls on Moose Brook are located on the Peboamauk Loop, which connects to the Ice Gulch Path; 2.3 mile hike one-way; these falls are notorious for having lots of downed trees in front of them
NH	Perkins Pond Falls	FAIR	Troy	Not Listed	these falls are on Fassett Brook; the trailhead is supposedly located on a dirt road that heads south from Monadnock Street; take Monadnock Street west from NH 124 for 0.3 mile and turn left; there is a fair chance this is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY; on a side note, I've heard rumors that there is a great view of Mount Monandock from nearby Perkins Pond
NH	Perry Falls	unknown	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; there is a chance this waterfall was drowned by a DAM on the Connecticut River
NH	Peterborough Falls	POOR	Peterborough	Not Listed	this is a DAM with some cascades below it on Nubanusit Brook; it seems as though the area around this DAM is PRIVATE PROPERTY; also known as Nubanusit Falls and Shank Shop Falls
NH	Pinnacle Gully Cascade	POOR	Sargent's Purchase	Not Listed	this is a seasonal falls high on the slopes of Mount Washington
NH	Pitcher Falls	FAIR	Lincoln	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on the South Fork of the Hancock Branch; based on Google Images, this waterfall may have some potential; a BUSHWHACK heading south from NH 112 (Kancamagus Highway) is likely required; GPS = 44.031546, -71.508697
NH	Pleiades Cascades	FAIR	Woodstock	Not Listed	access to these falls on Gorge Brook probably involves a difficult BUSHWHACK off Gorge Brook Trail on Mt. Moosilauke; also called Seven Cascades
NH	Plimpton Falls	FAIR	Franconia	Not Listed	these falls are on Meadow Brook and they are downstream of Noble Falls; a BUSHWHACK is required
NH	Pontook Falls	POOR	Dummer	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Androscoggin River; GPS = 44.614573, -71.232036
NH	Pool, The	FAIR	unknown	Not Listed	if conditions are good, this natural waterslide gives a fairly smooth 20-foot run into a shallow pool (2-3 feet deep or so); this spot is found 15 feet from the Shoal Pond Trail about 1.0 mile north of the Wilderness Trail, deep in the Pemigewasset Wilderness; while the pool is semi-visible from the trail, you do have to keep your eyes open for it; this site does not offer much in terms of a waterfall, but it's a fun place to hang out for a while; this is not the same as 'The Pool' that is found within the Flume Gorge off I-93
NH	Potholes, The	FAIR	North Sandwich	Not Listed	this swimming hole on the Cold River is likely to be located at the junction of Young Mountain Road and Quaker-Whiteface Road is for town-residents only (and this fact is supposedly strictly enforced)
NH	Pulpit Falls	GOOD	Winchester	Not Listed	these 12-foot seasonal falls on Pauchaug Brook are close to Massachusetts border on NH 10; this is likely to require a short BUSHWHACK; one reader emailed me in 2016 offering the following tips for reaching the falls: "Heading north on Rt.10 from Northfield, MA, hit the NH line, go by Cha’s Store, climb a winding stretch w/ Pauchaug Brook on your right (disappearing) and a guardrail. When guardrail stops & road levels into a left curve, a sandy 3-4 car turnout will appear quickly on your LEFT. Park there. Alternatively, if coming from Winchester, look for long straightaway w/maple lines running on each side & turnout will be JUST after on your RIGHT. The woods road ACROSS RT 10 (ribbon tape?) will lead downhill to a small brook, cross & go left up through rock splits & a small bog. Your ear should be plenty tuned to Pauchaug below…Trail crosses Falls #1 & heads north 2/10 mile to an “island” of hemlock w/gentle brook rolling down through boulder jumbles. There’s a cave. High tension wires overhead are hardly seen"
NH	Raymond Cataract	GOOD	Sargents Purchase	Not Listed	these towering falls on a branch of the Culter River are located between the Huntington and Tuckerman Ravines; reaching these falls requires an extremely difficult and potentially dangerous BUSHWHACK; this is occasionally skied in winter by experts under optimal (and deep) snow conditions; this is one of the most dangerous and difficult waterfalls to visit on this website; the upper falls are also known as Bridal Veil Falls
NH	Red Brook Cascade	unknown	Bean's Purchase	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Red Brook on or close to the Wild River Trail
NH	Roaring Brook Falls	FAIR	Dixville	Not Listed	this waterfall is on Roaring Brook and appears to be a short BUSHWHACK from Roaring Brook Road; GPS = 44.911630, -71.229064
NH	Robinson Falls	unknown	New Hampton	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Blake Brook
NH	Rocky Falls	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is a rumored series of small cascades on Patch Brook; the falls are likely to lie on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Rollo Falls	FAIR	Randolph	Not Listed	This was previously located on PRIVATE PROPERTY, but public access is now believed to be possible as the falls on the Moose River are now part of the Randolph Community Forest; the falls are located between the Castle Trail and Lowe's Path off US-2 in Randoph; I believe there is a fair chance that a formal hiking trail will eventually be built to this waterfall
NH	Rose Garland Falls	FAIR	Warren	Not Listed	reaching these falls on the East Branch of the Baker River requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; this is a seasonal falls, so visit when water is flowing well
NH	Round Pond Falls	unknown	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Round Pond Brook a short distance southeast of Round Pond
NH	Rumney Canyon Fall	GOOD	Rumney	Not Listed	reaching these falls supposedly requires BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; this rumored 60-foot drop is near Stinson Lake
NH	Russell Pond Brook Falls	unknown	Woodstock	Not Listed	rumored series of small cascades and gorge on Russell Pond Brook
NH	Sahegenet Falls	POOR	Bridgewater & New Hampton	Page 39 J&K-12	this is a set of very small rapids on the Pemigewasset River; GPS = 43.683111, -71.649691
NH	Salmacis Fall	unknown	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this is one of several waterfalls on Snyder Brook on the northern slopes of Mt. Madison & Mt. Adams
NH	Salmon Falls	FAIR	Rollinsford	Not Listed	these are cascades below a DAM on the Salmon Falls River; the falls should be visible from Main Street or from parking lots off Lower Mill Road; GPS = 43.236473, -70.817327
NH	Sargent Falls	unknown	Canterbury	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Scott's Cascades	FAIR	Hart's Location	Not Listed	reaching these falls on the North Fork of the East Branch of the Pemigewasset River requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; the BUSHWHACK starts near Ethan Pond; also known as Ethan's Cascades; you can find a trip report to these falls on the 1 Happy Hiker Blog.
NH	Second Connecticut Lake Falls	POOR	Pittsburg	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Connecticut River; the DAM is fully visible from US 3 (Daniel Webster Highway); GPS = 45.141775, -71.181622
NH	Sewalls Falls	POOR	Concord	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Merrimack River; you should be able to see them from Sewalls Falls Park on the west side of the river; GPS = 43.260385, -71.553841
NH	Shell Cascade	FAIR	Waterville Valley	Not Listed	reaching these falls on Hardy Brook requires BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; there is a small chance this is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Short Falls	POOR	Epsom	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Suncook River; the rapids are visible from Short Falls Road by looking upstream
NH	Silver Cascade	unknown	Bridgewater	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Silver Cascade	unknown	Alton Bay	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; access may be possible from Cascade Terrace or Cascades Lane, but it is very likely the falls are on PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Silver Cascades	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Clifford Brook; no other information known
NH	Slide Brook Falls	GOOD	Franconia	Not Listed	this is a promising set of falls on Slide Brook on the west side of South Kinsman Mountain; a long and difficult BUSHWHACK is required
NH	Snyders Mill	FAIR	Webster	Not Listed	it appears as through this is a long chain of cascades on the Blackwater River; access may be possible from Tyler Road but it's possible the falls are surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY; GPS = 43.287861, -71.709319
NH	Somersworth Falls	POOR	Somersworth	Not Listed	believed to be a DAM, but I have not confirmed this yet
NH	Soup Bowl Glide	FAIR	Groton	Not Listed	this falls on Atwell Brook is likely to be more of a natural waterslide than a waterfall; appears to be a short hike or quick BUSHWHACK off Orange Rd; there may be some PRIVATE PROPERTY preventing access, but I am not sure
NH	Sparkling Cascade	GOOD	Livermore	Not Listed	these falls are on a tributary of Avalanche Brook above Ripley Falls; access requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty
NH	Sphinx Cascades	GOOD	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	these falls are deep in the Great Gulf Wilderness and are best combined with trip to Weetamoo Falls; there are several sets of cascades and falls here; hiking to the falls is 6.1 miles one-way
NH	Spur Brook Fall	unknown	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this is one of several waterfalls on Spur Brook on the northern slopes of Mt. Madison & Mt. Adams
NH	Stark Falls	FAIR	Woodstock	Not Listed	reaching these seasonal falls on Stark Falls Brook requires a short BUSHWHACK off NH 112 (the Kancamagus Highway) near the Lost River; the brook is about 0.75 mile west of the trailhead for the Beaver Brook Trail
NH	Steeles Falls	unknown	Epsom	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Blake Brook; access most likely requires a BUSHWHACK from either Mountain Road and/or Center Hill Road; however, it is very possible that the falls are surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY
NH	Stinson Brook Falls	unknown	Rumney	Not Listed	this waterfall is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY and the public is no longer welcome due to vandalism (the owner emailed me on 5-28-2018); also known as the 'The Swimming Hole'
NH	Stone Falls	unknown	Henniker	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Sugar River Falls	FAIR	Claremont	Not Listed	I know there is a DAM here, but there also appears to be some natural cascades on the Sugar River above it; it looks like there is a parking area off North Street that will provide access to the falls; GPS = 43.374040, -72.337730
NH	Sumner Falls	POOR	Plainfield	Not Listed	these are small cascades on the Connecticut River; a video can be seen on YouTube; GPS = 43.564709, -72.380542
NH	Swetts Mills	POOR	Webster	Not Listed	this appears to be a set of small cascades or rapids on the Blackwater River a short distance downstream of a DAM; the falls should be visible from the bridge on Battle Street (NH 127); GPS = 43.315454, -71.719990
NH	Sylvan Cascade	EXCELLENT	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	these falls on Parapet Brook are found off the Madison Gulf Trail between the Great Gulf Trail and Mt. Madison; photographs I have seen of these falls look promising; hiking to the falls is 4.1 miles one way
NH	Talford Brook Mill Cascade	FAIR	Thornton	Not Listed	this small falls and pool is located on Talford Brook just above the confluence of Easton and Talford Brook; remnants of old mill in vicinity; may also be known as "Talford Brook Cascades"
NH	Tannery Falls	unknown	Lyme	Not Listed	access to these falls on Grant Brook appears to require a very short BUSHWHACK north from Dorchester Road; there is a chance there is still a DAM here (I know there was one at one time); there is also a chance there is a trail here called the Grant Brook Trail; GPS = 43.802954, -72.138854
NH	Taylor Falls	POOR	Nashua & Hudson	Not Listed	I suspect that this waterfall on the Merrimack River was drowned when a DAM was constructed downstream
NH	Thompson Brook Falls	GOOD	Franconia	Not Listed	there are several pretty falls on Thompson Brook on the northwestern slopes of Mt. Garfield; difficult BUSHWHACK required
NH	Thompson Falls (Hales Location)	GOOD	Hales Location	Not Listed	access to this nearly-forgotten waterfall on Moat Brook was recently improved by the US Forest Service; hiking information to these falls is included within the 29th & 30th editions of the AMC White Mountain Guide (2012 & 2017)
NH	Thorndike Fall	FAIR	Low & Burbanks Grant	Not Listed	this is one of several waterfalls on Snyder Brook on the northern slopes of Mt. Adams; the falls require a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty; these falls are above Marian Fall, which itself is a BUSHWHACK above Duck Fall; I have read that it is difficult to determine exactly which fall is Thorndike Fall because there are several falls on this brook
NH	Thousand Streams, Fall Of A	POOR	Sargents Purchase	Not Listed	this are extremely seasonal cascades that fall into Tuckerman Ravine; only worthwhile in extremely wet weather
NH	Tillotson Falls	unknown	Orford	Not Listed	this waterfall on Jacobs Brook is on PRIVATE PROPERTY; the falls appear to be directly behind a big house on Tillotson Falls Road; may also be called "Tillson Falls"; GPS = 43.893281, -72.115696
NH	Towle Falls / Towle's Falls	FAIR	Waterville Valley	Not Listed	these falls on Flume Brook require a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty
NH	Trickling Falls	POOR	East Kingston	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Powwow River; you can see the DAM from roadside on NH 108 (Haverhill Road) just south of NH 107A (Powwow River Road)
NH	Trillium Cascade	EXCELLENT	Harts Location	Not Listed	there are four waterfalls on Davis Brook, three of which are within the boundaries of Crawford Notch State Park; all four waterfalls require a steep and difficult BUSHWHACK; the lowest falls are Davis Brook Falls and they lie on private land above the railroad tracks; about 1.25 miles above Davis Brook Falls is the lower and upper falls of Kirby Falls; 0.2 mile upstream of Kirby Falls is Trillium Cascade; please do not underestimate the challenge of visiting these extremely hard to reach falls
NH	Trues Ledges	GOOD	West Lebanon	Not Listd	this is a mult-tiered falls on Trues Brook; the trailhead is via Trues Brook Road about 0.8 miles east of NH 12A; this series of 3 waterfalls and a swimming hole were conserved by the Upper Valley Land Trust; park on the south side of the road; a trail map can be found on the ULVT website.
NH	Unnamed Falls	GOOD	Atkinson & Gilmanton Academy Grant	Not Listed	per Michael P Sweeny Photography, this is a "16-17 foot segmented drop on the East Branch Dead Diamond River"; Michael proposed calling this "Erin's Falls"
NH	Upper Crawford Brook Falls	unknown	Bethlehem	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Crawford Brook
NH	Upper Falls	POOR	Greenville	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Souhegan River; GPS = 42.766858, -71.812560
NH	Upper Flume Cascade	unknown	Hart's Location	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on an unnamed water source; I am wondering if this is being confused with the waterfall that can be seen along the Webster Branch of the Webster-Jackson Trail on Mt. Jackson, which is actually the upper falls of Silver Cascade
NH	Upper Walker Brook Falls	unknown	Danbury	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Walker Brook; access may be possible from Walker Brook Road
NH	Vesper Falls	unknown	Sargent's Purchase	Not Listed	this is a rumored small falls along Raymond Path between Huntington Ravine and Tuckerman Ravine; the path supposedly passes over the top of the fall
NH	Village Falls	unknown	Merrimack	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Wadley Falls	FAIR	Lee	Not Listed	this waterfall and swimming hole on the Lamprey River looks somewhat impressive per swimmingholes.org, but I am almost certain that it is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY; the correct spelling for these falls may be "Wadleigh Falls", but I'm not positive on that
NH	Waldrons Falls	POOR	Dover	Not Listed	this is a DAM on the Cocheco River; the DAM should be visible from Watson Road by looking downstream; also known as Watson's Falls; GPS = 43.213666, -70.922186
NH	Walker Brook Falls	unknown	Danbury	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall on Walker Brook; access may be possible from Walker Brook Road and/or Frazier Road; GPS = 43.484731, -71.895918
NH	Walker Cascade	unknown	Lincoln	Not Listed	reaching these rumored falls requires a BUSHWHACK of unknown difficulty off of the Old Bridal Path; the falls are believed to be "up to 100 feet tall" and somewhat seasonal; series of ledges and cascades. Referred to as Upper and Lower Moss Cascade in old stereoview cards
NH	Walton's Cascade	unknown	unknown	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information known
NH	Waternomee Brook Cascades	GOOD	Woodstock	Not Listed	these falls are located on Waternomee Brook, which is a tributary of the Lost River; Kinsman Notch area; BUSHWHACK may be steep and dangerous
NH	Waternomee Falls	GOOD	Warren	Page 38 C-7	there are at least two waterfalls on Clifford Brook that can be found by bushwhacking 0.2 mile off of the Carr Mountain Trail on Mt. Carr; these falls are infrequently visited; hiking to the falls is at least 1.9 miles one way; there are rumors of additional "lost" waterfalls upstream via BUSHWHACK
NH	Weetamoo Falls	GREAT	Thompson & Meserves Purchase	Not Listed	this scenic waterfall is on the West Branch of the Peabody River and is found deep in the Great Gulf Wilderness; this is one of the most remote falls in New Hampshire; reaching the falls requires a 5.7 mile hike each way; the Sphinx Cascades are also nearby, so you might as well visit those two since you've already hiked this far
NH	West Branch Brook Cascade	unknown	Campton	Not Listed	this is a rumored waterfall; no other information available
NH	Wheeler Falls	unknown	Lyndeborough	Not Listed	this waterfall on Stony Brook may be accessible from Old Coach Road but there is a strong chance it is surrounded by PRIVATE PROPERTY; GPS = 42.877982, -71.788254
NH	Whittier Falls	unknown	Dover	Not Listed	this is a set of rapids on the Cocheco River; the rapids should be visible from the bridge on Whittier Street; also known as Tolend Falls and Whitchers Falls; GPS = 43.204697, -70.892699
NH	Wildcat Falls	POOR	Merrimack	Not Listed	this is just a set of rapids on the Souhegan River; I have visited and I was not really impressed; however, I plan to revisit and make a separate page for this waterfall since it is a fairly popular; the trailhead is on Currier Road and the falls are part of the Wildcat Falls Conservation Area; Delorme NH Atlas page 22, F-1; good info here > https://www.merrimackoutdoors.org/our-properties/wildcat-falls-conservation-area; GPS = 42.856297, -71.505885
NH	Willey Brook Falls	GOOD	Hart's Location	Not Listed	reaching this impressive series of cascades on Willey Brook within Crawford Notch State Park requires a very steep and tough BUSHWHACK
NH	Wiswall Falls	POOR	Unknown	Not Listed	just a DAM per pictures I have seen
NH	Wolfeboro Falls	POOR	Wolfeboro	Not Listed	this is most likely a DAM; this or may or may not be the location of the falls: GPS = 43.589825, -71.206553?
NH	Wolf's Head Falls	unknown	Warren	Not Listed	this is another rumored waterfall on Clifford Brook; above Hurricane Falls; BUSHWHACK required
NH	Wonalancet Falls / Locke Falls (picture)	FAIR	Wonalancet	Not Listed	these falls on the Wonalancet River look slightly impressive per a postcard I have seen; also called "Locke Falls"; access via trail off NH 113A as former route via Locke Road is no longer possible
NH	Wyandotte Falls	POOR	Rochester	Not Listed	this is another DAM on the Cocheco River; GPS = 43.304056, -70.978142
NH	Zealand Falls-Bethlehem	unknown	Bethlehem	Not Listed	these falls on the Zealand River are a short BUSHWHACK near the end of Zealand Road; also called Hastings Falls; may also be called "Zealand River Falls" but perhaps that is a different waterfall?

HOW CAN I FIND EVEN MORE WATERFALLS?

• Scan through in-circulation and out-of-print waterfall and hiking guidebooks; try to obtain copies of out-of-print books through used-book stores or websites, or by searching through the Google Books website.
• Review this great website: World Waterfall Database
• Scan paper and online maps for towns and cities that have a “Falls Road” or "Cascade Road".
• Look at topo maps to see where rivers drop dramatically in elevation in a short distance. Then either (a) review that area on Google Maps (using its terrain feature) or Google Earth; or (b) go actually hike or bushwhack up and down those rivers.
• Examine both current and historical trail maps (including those 100+ years old because many waterfalls become "lost" over time).
• When visiting waterfalls and swimming holes, talk to the local residents and ask if they know of any others nearby.
• Scan through social media and photography websites (e.g. Flickr) that focus on waterfalls or photography of a specific region and/or state.
• Search Google by a town or region
• i.e. Danvers, Massachusetts waterfall
• i.e. waterfalls near Danvers, Massachusetts
• i.e. waterfalls of the Berkshires
• i.e. best waterfalls in Maine
• i.e. swimming holes Rangeley Lake
• i.e. top waterfalls in Rutland county
• Search Google by a nature park
• i.e. waterfalls of Acadia National Park
• i.e. Baxter State Park waterfalls
• i.e. swimming holes White Mountain National Forest
• i.e. waterfalls Green Mountain National Forest
• Search Google by a river, brook or stream
  • i.e. "Halfway Brook" waterfall
  • i.e. "New Haven River" cascade
  • i.e. "Nancy Brook" falls
• Follow waterfall-related Facebook “pages” and “groups”.
• Talk to local nature photographers and/or follow their photography or hiking blogs.
• Find people on Facebook or hiking forums who purposely seek out off-the-beaten-path places and read about their adventures.
• Visit an existing waterfall and hike or bushwhack both upstream and downstream of the main waterfall for more waterfalls.
• Search for old waterfall postcards, especially at antique stores and shows.
• Look through Delorme's Atlas & Gazetteers, looking for marked waterfalls or symbols that represent waterfalls.
• Periodically try to revisit waterfalls that are closed to the public. While odds are good that the falls will still be off-limits to the general public, there is always a chance that the land changed hands and is now open to visitors.

RECOMMENDED HIKING BLOGS TO FOLLOW

• 1HappyHiker / John Compton = blog link
• The Mountain Wanderer / Steve Smith = blog link