New Hampshire has stunning scenery all over the place. Whether you’re on the seacoast enjoying the ocean waves, or deep in the White Mountains, there’s plenty to explore in this gorgeous state. The Flume Gorge Trail is one of those classic trails you must get out and experience for yourself! With waterfalls and boardwalks leading you through a beautiful gorge, this beautiful spot is on everyone’s bucket list.
The next time you’re in Lincoln, New Hampshire, you need to explore the Flume Gorge Trail.
Tessa Knaggs / AllTrails Located in Franconia Notch State Park, this stunning hike will take you through some of the most fascinating scenery in the state. It’s also an easy hike the whole family will enjoy.
The Flume Gorge is an 800-foot-long gorge that has rock walls towering 70-80 feet above you.
Michelle Tavares / AllTrails It was discovered in 1808 by a 93-year-old woman named “Aunt” Jess Guernsey while she was out fishing. Nobody believed her until she could persuade them to come and see for themselves!
With boardwalks leading you through a stunning gorge, the views all along this hike are unforgettable.
Christopher Walker / AllTrails You will travel one way around a two-mile loop through the gorge. The Conway granite walls will rise up on either side of you as you follow the water to the waterfall.
Make sure to print out the Scavenger Hunt while you walk through the Flume Gorge.
Lea Silva / AllTrails This is a great way to get the kids more involved in your excursion. Don’t forget to bring a pencil to mark off the items that you spot!
Advanced reservations are now required to visit the gorge.
Lea Silva / AllTrails You’ll want to head to their website online. Reservations are limited to certain time slots, so plan ahead for your adventure.
Tickets are $14 for ages six and older.
Rocky Martin / AllTrails Children under six are free to come in and explore this wonderful area! Reservations are non-refundable, even if the weather isn’t great, so please keep that in mind when purchasing your tickets.
There are lots of stairs and uphill walking, so the trail usually takes about 90 minutes to finish.
Quinton Callahan / AllTrails It’s an easy, enjoyable hike to do on a sunny morning or afternoon. This is a wonderful day trip to put on your weekend vacation list this summer!
Head on over to their website here to purchase your admission tickets and make advance reservations.
Tessa Knaggs / AllTrails
Located in Franconia Notch State Park, this stunning hike will take you through some of the most fascinating scenery in the state. It’s also an easy hike the whole family will enjoy.
Michelle Tavares / AllTrails
It was discovered in 1808 by a 93-year-old woman named “Aunt” Jess Guernsey while she was out fishing. Nobody believed her until she could persuade them to come and see for themselves!
Christopher Walker / AllTrails
You will travel one way around a two-mile loop through the gorge. The Conway granite walls will rise up on either side of you as you follow the water to the waterfall.
Lea Silva / AllTrails
This is a great way to get the kids more involved in your excursion. Don’t forget to bring a pencil to mark off the items that you spot!
You’ll want to head to their website online. Reservations are limited to certain time slots, so plan ahead for your adventure.
Rocky Martin / AllTrails
Children under six are free to come in and explore this wonderful area! Reservations are non-refundable, even if the weather isn’t great, so please keep that in mind when purchasing your tickets.
Quinton Callahan / AllTrails
It’s an easy, enjoyable hike to do on a sunny morning or afternoon. This is a wonderful day trip to put on your weekend vacation list this summer!
Have you ever hiked the Flume Gorge Trail? What did you think? Did you see it in the summer or winter? Let us know in the comments below!
If you want to get out and see our beautiful state this summer, here are 11 Of The Greatest Hiking Trails On Earth Are Right Here In New Hampshire.
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