Sabbaday Falls

Best visited between June and November, Sabbaday Falls is reached by a short hiking/walking trail just outside of Conway, New Hampshire. The trail’s length is 0.7 miles and is suitable for beginners. The hike to the waterfall’s 101-foot elevation is easy for all skill levels and is an in-and-out loop with wooden safety rails. Along the hiking trail, visitors enjoy a picturesque landscape with the gushing waterfalls as their soundtrack. A favorite feature of Sabbaday Falls is that leashed dogs are welcome. Along the way, there are many nice spots to sit for a break or a picnic lunch, and there are photo opportunities by the dozen. Although the trail is well-maintained, hiking during winter months is not permitted as the trail becomes quite icy and dangerous. The easy-to-hike trail makes this a perfect activity for families with young children. A visit to Sabbaday Falls answers the question of what to do in New Hampshire. Address: Kancamagus Hwy, Campton, NH 03223, United States