This 3rd edition has been completely updated and it is the first to be printed in F U L L C O L O R! Click on the image below to explore some sample pages of the guidebook on. The 3rd edition of the New England Waterfalls guidebook contains 552-pages of detailed information on hundreds of waterfalls throughout all corners of New England. INTERESTED IN VISITING MORE WATERFALLS IN NEW ENGLAND? One of the boulder caves within The Lost River, New Hampshire Yours truly exiting one of the boulder caves within The Lost River, New Hampshire Some of the boardwalk trail within The Lost River, New Hampshire Small cascades and some of the boardwalk trail within The Lost River, New Hampshire Paradise Falls within The Lost River, New Hampshire Updates to all of the waterfalls in the latest edition of the guidebook can always be found here: book updates If you know of any updates to this waterfall, or notice any errors either on this website and/or within the New England Waterfalls guidebook, please send me an email at or leave a Facebook comment at the bottom of this page. UPDATES SINCE THE 2ND EDITION NONE NOTED. TRAIL INFORMATION Trail information and directions for this particular waterfall can be found in the latest edition of the guidebook: New England Waterfalls.ĭIRECTIONS Trail information and directions for this particular waterfall can be found in the latest edition of the guidebook: New England Waterfalls. Most caves typically re-open within 2-3 days after heavy rains. One final tip: check the website or call before visiting to inquire if any caves are currently closed due to flooding or unsafe conditions. An entrance fee is required ($20.00 for adults and $16.00 for children ages 4-12 in 2017), but just about everyone leaves having enjoyed this special nature park. This information is printed on the trail map provided to each guest upon paying the entrance fee. An accurate rating system is in place to let you know which caves along the loop are more difficult than others. This is one tourist attraction that is absolutely worth joining the crowds, especially if you (or your children) enjoy caves or waterfalls. This waterfall is one of the most visited in New England, simply because it is seen by all who visit the reservation. Photography will be difficult here due to the small size of the cave and the fact that the falls is for the most part hidden behind a huge boulder. This waterfall is more elusive than its neighbor you must enter the Judgment Hall of Pluto to obtain any sort of view. The Falls of Proserpine is the second falls you can find here. Although viewing this waterfall is limited to the boardwalk, due to fencing, there are enough spots to encapsulate the beauty of this waterfall. From the trail, you are provided both a head-on view and a birds-eye vantage point. The prime waterfall within the reservation is Paradise Falls, and it is located near the middle of the 0.8-mile boardwalk loop trail. While some caves are large enough to walk straight into, others require passing through tight squeezes, where your agility and flexibility will be put to the test. The first question a visitor to the Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves may ask is, where was this place when I was a child? Not only does the park contain two waterfalls, one of which is particularly scenic, it also has about a dozen different small boulder caves open for exploration. Share this page / follow New England Waterfalls on Facebook!
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Yes, the falls are included as a full chapter within the guidebook Yes (a per-person fee is charged bring cash or debit/credit card) Included within the New England Waterfalls guidebook (see below for larger image and additional photographs)
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