Waterfall in White Mountains, accessible via a easy route.
White Mountain National Forest day-use fee, spring through fall; no fee collected in winter
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Sabbaday Falls is located in White Mountains near Albany. This waterfall is accessible via an easy walk from a nearby parking area.
This waterfall is managed by U.S. Forest Service — White Mountain National Forest (Saco Ranger District). There is a day-use fee: White Mountain National Forest day-use fee, spring through fall; no fee collected in winter. Swimming is not permitted due to safety concerns.
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.
Spring through fall offer the best conditions for waterfall viewing.
White Mountain National Forest day-use fee, spring through fall; no fee collected in winter
The managing agency's page (linked below) has the current trailhead and route details — round-trip distance wasn't published when we checked.
No — the managing agency's page states swimming/wading is not permitted here, often for safety reasons (current, rockfall, or cold water).
We track 18 waterfalls in White Mountains.
There are 10 other waterfalls we track in Carroll. All White Mountains waterfalls →
fs.usda.gov
USFS White Mountain National Forest recreation-site page, checked Sep 2026; official page states swimming is not allowed; no closure alert found on the WMNF forest-wide alerts page for this site
Checked September 2026.