Flume Gorge

This natural gorge at the base of Mount Liberty in New Hampshire is much-visited and one of many cool things to do in The Granite State. Speaking of granite, the gorge walls are as tall as 90-feet in some places and are composed of Conway granite. The flume trail is a two-mile stretch of hiking pathway that includes inclined sections as well as many stairways. Along the boardwalk, hikers can check out flower, fern, and moss growth. One of the keenest features of Flume Gorge is the Flume Covered Bridge. Built in 1886, the bridge has been restored several times since then. Other notable features of Flume Gorge include Table Rock, a 500-foot section of granite, Avalanche Falls, a 45-foot waterfall, Liberty Gorge, a cascading mountain stream, and Wolf Den, a passageway only accessible on your hands and knees. This must see NH phenomenon will not disappoint if you add it to your vacation plans. Address: 852 Daniel Webster Hwy, Lincoln, NH 03251, United States