The Natural Wonder In New Hampshire That Becomes Even More Enchanting In The Wintertime
By Ken MacGray|Published January 08, 2024
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Ken MacGray
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Hey! I'm a freelance writer and guidebook author. I've authored "New Hampshire's 52 With A View - A Hiker's Guide", serve as editor of Appalachian Mountain Club's "Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide", and and am co-editor of the "White Mountain Guide", also for AMC. I'm currently beginning work on the 6th Edition of AMC's Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide, which will be published in 2025. I live in southern New Hampshire and can usually be found wandering throughout the state's mountains and forests.
Winter in New Hampshire often transforms our already beautiful scenery into something else entirely. Some might say to keep the snow in the mountains where it belongs and I would agree with that. Not only are the snow-capped summits beautiful, but so are the more hidden destinations within the forest. One natural wonder in New Hampshire that is a bit off the beaten track is Beede Falls in Sandwich.
Tiny but scenic Beede Falls in Sandwich is a popular swimming hole where the Bearcamp River slides over a smooth granite ledge.
The easiest approach to Beede Falls is parking at Mead Conservation Center at the end of Diamond Ledge Rd. From there, follow signs for Bearcamp River Trail to reach the falls in 0.6 mi.
Beede Falls is just one natural wonder in New Hampshire that you should visit. For more information, consult the AMC White Mountain Guide or visit NH Family Hikes.