Jackson Falls

Jackson, New Hampshire

Description

Jackson Falls is located In the village of Jackson, New Hampshire. This waterfall is easily accessible from the nearby parking area. The parking area has a 2-hour time limit, so make sure you check your watch before heading to the falls.

The falls drop 100' over a series of smaller cascasdes with great rocks to sit on in the sun or slide along.

There are picnic tables near the falls, so pick up a bite to eat or a coffee in town and head on over. Just be sure to pack out what you brought in.

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Features

Chillin

Family Friendly

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Picnic Area

River

Scenic

Waterfall

Swimming Hole

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