New Hampshire Has A Grand Canyon, Sculptured Rocks Natural Area, And It's Incredibly Beautiful
Kelly A. Burch
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The Grand Canyon is pretty amazing, but if you know The Granite State, then you know that we have our very own amazing emerald canyon that can match, if not rival, that beauty. Sculptured Rocks Natural Area in New Hampshire is a surprising feature in New England, and many tourists are unaware of its magnificence. Enjoy your own personal trip to paradise as you hike to this pretty natural landmark… just don’t forget the bug spray!
Today, Sculptured Rocks Natural Area is administered by the New Hampshire State Park System.
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Have you been to Sculptured Rocks in Groton, NH? We’d love to hear about your visit to Sculptured Rocks Natural Area in the comments. Feel free to share your favorite photos of this incredible landmark as well!
Believe it or not, this is not the only breathtaking rock formation in New Hampshire. Flume Gorge is magnificent as well, and reaching it requires a very short hike that will expose you to 200 million years of natural history. Before you begin your hike, grab some maps from AllTrails+.
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Sculptured Rocks Natural Area In New Hampshire
Where else can I find the best views in New Hampshire?
The Granite State is a pretty place… but that’s true of most of New England. However, most of the East Coast is known for, well, coastline. Nonetheless, some of the best views in New Hampshire can be found at places like Sculptured Rocks Natural Area and our many waterfalls. Here are a few places with the best views in New Hampshire:
- Franconia Notch State Park, Lincoln, NH
- Ammonoosuc Ravine, Sargent’s Purchase, NH
- Glen Ellis Falls, Jackson, NH
What are the most scenic hiking trails in New Hampshire?
The most scenic hiking trails in New Hampshire are hiding in plain sight. After all, our state is among the smallest in the nation with a mere 9,349 square miles of scenery. Here are a few of our favorite hiking trails in New Hampshire:
- Sabbaday Falls Trail, Campton, NH
- Echo Lake Trail, North Conway, NH
- Pitcher Mountain, Stoddard, NH
During your travels, don’t be afraid to ask locals for a few tips on the best hiking spots! There’s also great value in spontaneous trips to local parks. Even tiny clusters of nature are beautiful! If there’s one thing our state proves, it’s that a place can be small but mighty.
Are there any other natural wonders in New Hampshire?
Lighthouses, beaches, and charming historic towns are typically must-see destinations on every regional tourist trail. What’s unusual, yet abundant, are unexpected natural features like the miniature and emerald Grand Canyon outlined above. Here are a few more natural wonders in New Hampshire to explore:
- Lake Umbagog, Cambridge, NH
- Jenness State Beach, Rye, NH
- Lakes of the Clouds, Sargent's Purchase, NH
You can find other incredible natural landmarks in New Hampshire outlined amidst the pages of our website… so don’t be afraid to go on a virtual adventure and get lost in a few articles!