The 0.3 mile trail leads down in elevation from the trailhead to the river, offering relatively easy trail to the Falls. The first part of the trail is relatively flat. Once the trail parallels the falls, there are roots and log steps (almost ladders) to navigate. At this point, the trail becomes steeper to the base of the falls where there is a view of the gorge and waterfall.
For more information, visit the New Hampshire State Parks' website, or contact:
New Hampshire State ParksFrom US-3 north of the village of Pittsburg, turn right onto Magalloway Road. After 9.6 miles, take a sharp right to stay on Magalloway Road. After 1 mile go straight, but the road becomes Garfield Falls Road. Garfield Falls trailhead is 1.3 miles, where there are bathrooms and a New Hampshire state kiosk.
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