List of Waterfalls
What follows is a list of waterfalls in the New England region for which I have some
specific information. I have personally visited most of the falls listed below and have
included my comments and pictures in each document (either as links or as in-line images,
depending on their size). However, I have not visited some of the falls listed below.
Nevertheless, I may have comments or pictures (or links to such things) from other people,
or I may have some other information about them.
For each waterfall, I include a header in its document that summarizes the basic facts
about that waterfall. I hope you find these summaries useful and accurate. I have prepared
a document that describes what the various summary headers mean.
In the future I may offer a way to search these documents based on the summary
headers.
Connecticut
Maine
- Cascade Trail, Andover, North Surplus.
- The Cataracts, Anodover, West Surplus.
- Ellis Falls, Andover.
- Houston Brook Falls, Pleasant Ridge Plt.
- Katahdin Stream Falls, Baxter State Park.
- Rumford Falls, Rumford.
- Screw Auger Falls #1, Grafton Notch State Park.
- Screw Auger Falls #2, Gulf Hagas.
- Smalls Falls, Township E.
- Step Falls, Newry.
- Swift River Falls, Roxbury.
Massachusetts
- Bash Bish Falls, Mount Washington.
- Bear's Den, New Salem.
- Brigg's Brook Falls, Erving.
- Campbell Falls, New Marlborough.
- Chapel Brook Falls, Ashfield.
- Chesterfield Gorge, Chesterfield.
- Doane's Falls, Royalston.
- Glendale Falls, Middlefield.
- Race Brook Falls, Sheffield.
- Royalston Falls, Royalston.
- Spirit Falls, Royalston.
- Umpachene Falls, New Marlborough.
- Unnamed Falls, Weymouth.
- Wahconah Falls, Dalton.
- Windsor Jambs, Windsor.
Here is a list of Massachusetts waterfalls that I haven't yet
visited.
New Hampshire
- Arethusa Falls, Crawford Notch State Park.
- The Basin, Lincoln.
- Beaver Brook Cascades, Kinsman Notch.
- Bemis Brook Falls, Crawford Notch State Park.
- Bridal Veil Falls, Franconia.
- Cascade Brook, Lincoln.
- Coliseum Falls, Crawford Notch State Park.
- Flume Cascades, Crawford Notch State Park.
- Giant Falls, Shelburne.
- Glen Ellis Falls, Pinkham Notch.
- Kinsman Falls, Lincoln.
- Nancy Cascades, Livermore.
- Ripley Falls, Crawford Notch State Park.
- Silver Cascades, Crawford Notch State Park.
- Swiftwater Falls, Bath.
Here is a list of just the waterfalls of the White Mountains.
This list includes both falls that I have visited and many that I have not (yet)
visited.
Here is a list of other New Hampshire waterfalls that I haven't
yet visited.
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
If it seems like I have a disproportionate number of waterfalls from Vermont, there is a
reason for it. I live in Vermont. I can visit most Vermont waterfalls in an afternoon.
Visiting falls from other areas of New England is more difficult for me. The fact that I
have more falls listed for Vermont is not intended to imply that Vermont has more falls
than any other New England state (or that Vermont falls are somehow "better" than those in
the other states).
- Abbey Pond Cascades, Middlebury.
- Bailey Falls, Hancock.
- Bartlett Falls, Bristol.
- Big Falls, Troy.
- Bingham Falls, Stowe.
- Bolton Potholes, Bolton.
- Bristol Memorial Forest, Bristol.
- Buttermilk Falls, Ludlow.
- Butternut Bend Falls, Pawlet.
- Button Falls, Pawlet.
- Brockway Mills Falls, Rockingham.
- Clarendon Gorge, Shrewsbury.
- Dog's Head Falls, Johnson.
- East Putney Falls, Putney.
- Glen Falls, Fairlee.
- Hamilton Falls, Jamaica.
- Jefferson Falls, Cambridge.
- The Falls of Lana, Salisbury.
- Lye Brook Falls, Manchester.
- Marshfield Falls, Marshfield.
- Middlebury Gorge, Middlebury.
- Middlebury Falls, Middlebury.
- Moss Glen Falls (Granville), Granville.
- Moss Glen Falls (Stowe), Stowe.
- Old City Falls, Strafford.
- Old Jelly Mill Falls, Dummerston.
- Pike's Falls, Jamaica.
- Stevens River Falls, Barnet.
- Texas Falls, Hancock.
- Unnamed Falls on Camel's Hump, Duxbury.
- Unnamed Falls in Middlebury Gap, Hancock.
- Webb Falls.
Here is a list of Vermont waterfalls that I haven't yet
visited.
In addition to the "natural" falls listed above, I have some information about road cut falls (falls formed when a road cut was made) and urban falls (falls that exist inside cities and towns).
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Last Revised: September 6, 2019