New Hampshire Pictures

The Flume Boulder as it was called at Flume Gorge was a giant egg shaped boulder that was suspended across the gorge and then later swept away by an immense flood.

Algae and fern plants grow from the trickling water on the side of the spooky walls at Flume Gorge, NH.

This natural beautiful waterfall scenery in New Hampshire is like being in a dream but actually being awake.

A wooden footbridge crosses smooth rocks in a stream as water flows around them.

Walking along a trail in the forest near Flume Gorge, you'll come across an old covered bridge structure that crosses a flowing stream in New Hampshire.

The Sentinel Pine Bridge is an old covered wood foot bridge that was constructed almost entirely from a single Pine tree located in the White Mountain Forest.

The Sentinel Pine Bridge is a covered wooden foot bridge that was constructed almost entirely of a single Pine tree in Franconia Notch State Park.

Avalanche Falls located in Flume Gorge is a 25 foot waterfall within the beautiful scenery of Franconia Notch State Park.

Table Rock in Franconia Notch State Park, NH is a large section of flat Conway granite eroded over time by Flume Brook.

This section of smooth flowing heterogeneous granite rock is located in Franconia Notch State Park in New Hampshire.