Wanted Your favorire waterfalls . to photogrqph

[RGF1]

I am planing to trying to Photograph waterfalls and foliage this fall Part of a project I am doing with mountain landscapes.
I would like suggestions of favorite water fall well know or not.
If it is not well know I will just title it unnamed water fall in NH S White Mts

Also is Hawthorn falls worth the bushwhack?

Thanks in advance

 

[peakbagger]

Giant Falls in Shelburne NH after heavy rain or in spring. I believe its off Peobody Brook Trail. Be aware that there are a couple of stream crossings that gget tricky when the water is high (whihc lines up with the times that the falls are most impressive.

 

[sapblatt]

Salmacis Falls on the Brookside Trail - but don't tell anyone I told you!

 

[jfb]

There are lots of falls along the Moriah Brook trail. Cold Brook Falls near Memorial Bridge on the Amphibrach is another nice one.

 

[roadtripper]

Are you looking for falls that are photogenic & surrounded by good foliage and are located in NH?

Some suggestions that meet all that criteria (best are at the top):

~Arethusa Falls
~Ripley Falls
~Crystal Cascade
~Silver Cascade
~Glen Ellis Falls
~Beaver Brook Falls
~Bridal Veil Falls
~Thompson Falls
~Campton Falls

PM me if you want further details/directions/etc.

- Greg

 

[Quietman]

Step Falls near Grafton Notch in Maine.

 

[--M.]

Hey Rick,

Beede Falls on Sandwich Notch Road was an absolute revelation in June. I could see it being a bit underwhelming at low water, but with a flow going over, it was magical.

Good Luck,

--M.

 

[Bobby]

Sylvan Falls on the Madison Gulf Trial in nice, but it's a bit of a walk into it.

 

[Gris]

Kinsman Falls (Cascade Brook trail from Franconia Notch State Park)
Bridal Veils Falls (Coppermine Trail Rt. 116 south from Franconia)

are my two faves in NH

There is also a beautiful small one into a large pool just off the Kanc, can't remember the name...

 

[sweeper]

About a 1/2 mile upstream from 13 falls is another 1/2 dozen or so.

The stream turns away from the trail and comes back to it. When it does drop down and walk down stream a short distance.

Was there pre-digital.

Just found the pics, will try to scan then soon.

 

[peak_bgr]

How about waterfalls in the Adirondacks?

 

[sweeper]

I think these are top to bottom,

Top one

Next one down

See the one above at top

Next one down

Next one

Another

This one is cool, it does an S turn

Cool Pool

Last one

 

[forestgnome]

I'm also planning to shoot falls this autumn. One favorite is on the Falling Waters Trail in Franconia Notch. It's tall and steep, and it is wide which is good for photography, IMO. There are lots of decidious trees around it, providing plenty of autumn color, and it runs quite well during fairly dry times. No direct sunlight hits it until late morning.

 

[Mattl]

A sudden tragedy last year during a rock slide in heavy rain took out Hawthorne Falls, I was unfortunate to hike out a few weeks after and weeped at the sad sight. Nothing more is left except a jumble of rocks and bits of moss.....-Mattl

 

[forestgnome]

Matt, are you absolutely sure? Have you seen Hawthorne Falls before?

 

[Mattl]

I may have been playing a very small joke..