Dunn Falls
With stunningly abrupt cliffs and canyon walls, and fast-moving cascades falling 80 feet into perfect swimming holes.
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Dunn Falls Details
With stunningly abrupt cliffs and canyon walls, and fast-moving cascades falling 80 feet into perfect swimming holes, The Dunn Falls are a must-see on the Maine waterfall list. Covering both a lower and upper falls, the actual hike here is only approximately two miles roundtrip and rated as moderate. For the adventurers searching for a longer day hike, swimming holes, stunning rock features, lush forests, and small horsetail and hidden cascading waterfalls, abound.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Dunn Falls
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2.5 mi away
The Cataracts
The Cataracts are a series of three waterfall features sprouting from Frye Brook.
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Grafton Notch State Park
Grafton Notch is a mountain pass marking the very end of the northeastern Mahoosuc Mountain Range.
5.4 mi away
Table Rock
One such viewing outlook sits along with the Appalachian Trail and is known as Table Rock for its flat, naturally carved viewing platform.
5.4 mi away
Table Rock
A 2.7-mile moderate loop hike to an open and flat rock viewing platform.
5.5 mi away
Baldpate Mountain
A 5.6-7.6 mile strenuous out-and-back hike located in the Mahoosuc Public Lands.
