Waterfalls

These Granite State destinations don't cost a cent to visit.

At times, you'll feel like you're walking in a beautiful dream.

It's only a short drive from Central Maine

It's hard to pick the most impressive and beautiful waterfall in New Hampshire, but Glen Ellis Falls in Jackson surely belongs near top of the list.

When the days get hot, waterslides are a great way to cool off. But Maine has a limited number of water parks and during the height of tourism season, the waits can be lengthy and the cost can be plenty. Luckily for all Mainers, we're blessed with terrain that delivers us a plethora of natural waterslides...

We've got your weekend plans covered for the next five weeks thanks to these carefully curated Road Trip Worthy destinations.

These breathtaking natural wonders make for a beautiful hiking destination with the promise of a refreshing swim in the cool river water when you arrive.

Waterfalls, stone castles, scenic hikes, and magical forests... 2016 had it all.

The red, beige, orange, and gold rocks aren't just beautiful to look at -- they've also got a deep archeological history dating back to the Late Silurian or Early Devonian periods.

If you are a fan of waterfalls, there's an amazing one in North Conway with an interesting name...'Diana's Baths'.

Little Wilson Falls is located in one of the most remote areas of the Appalachian Trail known as the 100-mile Wilderness. Once you see this unique waterfall, you'll know it's worth the trek.

Maine has many waterfalls across the state. Some are short trips, others are for the more experienced hiker, and some you can swim under for the most incredible summer cool-off spot.