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Diana's Baths

📍 Bartlett, NH🥾 1.5 mi round trip · easy🎟 Year-round fee site (self-serve pay station)

Waterfall in White Mountains, accessible via a easy route.

DirectionsOfficial site

Getting there

easy1.5 mi round tripADA accessible

Year-round fee site (self-serve pay station)

Conditions

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Our take

Diana’s Baths is located in White Mountains near Bartlett. This waterfall is reached via an easy walk of approximately 1.5 miles round-trip.

This waterfall is managed by U.S. Forest Service — White Mountain National Forest (Saco Ranger District). There is a day-use fee: Year-round fee site (self-serve pay station).

Before visiting, check with the managing agency for current trail conditions and any seasonal closures. Official websites and contact information are available through the state parks and forest service pages linked in this guide.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Spring through fall offer the best conditions for waterfall viewing.

Accessibility

This waterfall and trail are wheelchair accessible.

Who it suits

Good for

  • waterfall viewing
  • family-friendly outings
  • casual hikes

Common questions

Is there a fee to visit Diana's Baths?

Year-round fee site (self-serve pay station)

How do I get to Diana's Baths?

Via a 1.5-mile round-trip trail rated easy by the managing agency.

Diana's Baths in White Mountains

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Quick facts

HeightNot published
Trail1.5 mi round trip
Difficultyeasy
Fee / permitYear-round fee site (self-serve pay station)
Managing agencyU.S. Forest Service — White Mountain National Forest (Saco Ranger District)
DogsNot published
SwimmingNot published
ADA accessYes
CountyCarroll
RegionWhite Mountains
Official pageView source ↗

Source

fs.usda.gov

USFS WMNF recreation-site page, checked Sep 2026; official page states the trail up to the Baths is ADA-accessible with benches, and gives the walk in as about three-quarters of a mile one way (round trip figure calculated from that); no closure alert found

Checked September 2026.