Waterfalls, White Mountains – The White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire is not known for giant waterfalls, but the ones in the region make excellent photography subjects and are fun to explore. They also play an important role in New Hampshire's travel & tourism. Many tourists come to the White Mountains region only to visit the waterfalls.

I am not sure I could pick a  favorite waterfall in the White Mountain National Forest because I enjoy exploring and photographing all of them. I am partial to waterfalls the are off the beaten path such as Ellens Falls, Lafayette Brook Falls, The Other Pitcher Falls, Willey Brook Falls and the many secluded unnamed cascades scattered throughout the region. It is truly is amazing how many "forgotten" waterfalls are in the region.

The personality of a waterfall in the White Mountain National Forest ranges greatly. And I find the nutty ones make great photo subjects. And the history attached to some waterfalls in the New Hampshire White Mountains could fill a book.

I am always interested in White Mountains related findings, photography subjects, unknown historical sites and waterfalls, etc. so feel free to comment below or send me an email. I respond to all emails as fast as I can.

All of the above images can be licensed for publications by clicking on the image you are interested in. And you can see more images New Hampshire waterfalls here.

Happy image making..

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Erin Paul Donovan

Owner at ScenicNH Photography LLC

Erin Paul is a professional photographer who specializes in environmental conservation and historic preservation photography in the New Hampshire White Mountains. His work is published worldwide, and credits include; Backpacker Magazine, Appalachian Trail Conservancy, the Appalachian Mountain Club, and The Wilderness Society.

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