Flume Gorge

Absolutely stunning… unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. Even though the water level was low, it was still amazing and highly recommended. Kids are able to do the trail pretty easily. About 2.75-3 miles depending on what side trails you explore along the way. Lots of stairs (watch claims 30+ flights) but it doesn’t seem bad because it’s so great to look at.

Very beautiful place , it's a natural wonder! Its about 2 miles back and forth and takes almost 2 hrs to enjoy but you can spend more time if you like. Don't bring any open food or plan to eat there, it will attract bear. Lot of stairs and good hike with awesome views. Must see!

Breathtaking views and an enjoyable hike! Flume Gorge is absolutely stunning! The trail is well-maintained and perfect for most skill levels—easy enough to enjoy without too much effort, but with just enough stairs and inclines to keep it fun. The waterfalls, moss-covered granite walls, and scenic boardwalks through the gorge were like walking through a real-life postcard. The glacial boulder was a cool bonus, and the entire loop was a great mix of nature and light adventure. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the White Mountains—don’t forget your camera!

This place was beautiful!! We came in August and the temperature was perfect for me but the water level was very low or at least lower than the videos I found that attracted me to this place. I would say come in early spring to see the water level rise as the videos I saw made it look worth it. Book your tickets online. We did their 9:00 AM slot and it worked out great! They have restrooms in their gift shop. Lots of souvenirs to choose from

Stunning geological feature and an enjoyable walk. The trail is fairly easy and there is a viewing area if you don't want to walk it. The gorge is fascinating and strikingly beautiful. It can get very busy and the trails may be packed with people.

Loved it. Trying to visit a New England state each year during early summer to escape the Florida heat this year, We did New Hampshire. A few days before we left, I looked for some hiking because I wanted to go visit the White mountains, and I found the Flume Gorge, and we did it, and it was awesome. It's a loop done very quickly, except that there's lots of people, but they can be parsed out in the trail. But once you get to the gorge, because it's a very Narrow bridge and boardwalk, you're basically walking in a line, so just know that, but it is beautiful and so green, we went during Memorial Day weekend, and I guess I'm assuming that it was rushing, the water, from the ice melting. So it just everything was alive. It was easy. It was a great hike. And I highly recommend it probably get there as soon as it opens. We got there after breakfast, so a little bit after 10:30

Great views of the waterfall , nice and cool by the river/stream during summer. It is about a mile uphill and has some well maintained wooden stairs around the gorge . It is about a mile back down from the gorge that is mostly downhill. For a novice/casual hiker in my 50's with a bad ankle it was hard but manageable.

Beautiful gorge with some great facilities. The ~2 mile hike is awesome. It takes good physical heath and stamina to cover the whole trail though. Mostly because its gains elevation almost for 1 mile and then quite controlled descend which tests knee stregth. Anyone with knee issues should probably get some knee support. Even in a nice sunny september day the loose grovels and almost 15 mins of stairs takes quite a bit of effort. Loved every bit.