The weather is nice, the temps are high and there’s been a whole lot of blue sky lately. While we sit here and hope to get a lot more of that, we’re also day dreaming about the fun we’ll be having the next few months. A lot of that includes things that surround us in nature and high on the list is a visit to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the state!

One of the most beautiful waterfalls in the state is also among the most impressive!
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Crystal Cascades is located in the White Mountain National Forest, which might have you expecting to undertake a strenuous hike to see it. But, one of the best things about this beauty is the ease with which you can view it.
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The short hike up the Tuckerman Ravine trail leads through a beautiful section of forest cutting over the Cutler River.
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The out-and-back route is just .8-miles which means it won't take all day.
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And, we also love that it's gorgeous any time of year. In fact, folks love it in the winter. But, if you choose to make the trip when it's snowy or icy, be sure to exercise caution. Conditions can be slippery.
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And while the term "cascade" might have you imagining something simple and flowing, this waterfall is anything but that!
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The total vertical drop is more than 90 feet. The first drop is about 70-feet high and the lower is a bit more than 25-feet.
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Just opposite the falls you'll find a viewing area which makes for great photos.
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Once you've enjoyed the view, simply turn around and head back to the trailhead.
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This simple, fun hike will keep the kids occupied. And, even avid hikers will appreciate the pay-off at the end of this less-than challenging route.

To learn more about exploring Crystal Cascades check out alltrails.com. And when you’re ready for a full adventure of places like this spend the day exploring New Hampshire’s tallest falls on this wonderfull waterfall adventure!

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Crystal Cascades, Tuckerman Ravine Trail, Jackson, NH 03846, USA