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New Hampshire
1.8 mi
Distance
738 ft
Gain
59 min
Time
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Flume Gorge Trail
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Flume Gorge Trail is a scenic loop hike through one of New Hampshire's most dramatic natural features—a narrow, steep-walled gorge carved by the Flume Brook. This short loop showcases impressive granite walls, cascading water, and lush forest, making it an excellent choice for families and those seeking dramatic geology without excessive mileage. The trail offers intimate views of the gorge's natural architecture and is particularly striking during high water flow.
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