The Gleason Falls Trail in Hillsborough, New Hampshire is an easy 0.1-mile out-and-back trail that leads to a scenic stone bridge that sits above a multi-tiered waterfall known as Gleason Falls.
Walk
This is not a hike but rather a short walk to the ultra-scenic Gleason Falls. Gleason Falls was donated in 1967 by Raymond J & Rena M Hooper so everyone can enjoy it. The main trail can be found at the small parking turnout. The trail leads into the forest for ~200-feet to several viewpoints of Gleason Falls in the rocky gorge below. Gleason Falls sits below a beautiful stone bridge, which just adds to the stunning forest scenery. After exploring the waterfall, you can hike back to parking and head across the road to find a view of small cascades and the western side of the stone bridge.
Parking
Visitors will find a tiny parking turnout at the coordinates provided, located along Beard Road in Hillsborough, NH. The turnout is large enough to fit 2 vehicles as of July 2024.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and should be cleaned up after.
Walk
This is not a hike but rather a short walk to the ultra-scenic Gleason Falls. Gleason Falls was donated in 1967 by Raymond J & Rena M Hooper so everyone can enjoy it. The main trail can be found at the small parking turnout. The trail leads into the forest for ~200-feet to several viewpoints of Gleason Falls in the rocky gorge below. Gleason Falls sits below a beautiful stone bridge, which just adds to the stunning forest scenery. After exploring the waterfall, you can hike back to parking and head across the road to find a view of small cascades and the western side of the stone bridge.
Parking
Visitors will find a tiny parking turnout at the coordinates provided, located along Beard Road in Hillsborough, NH. The turnout is large enough to fit 2 vehicles as of July 2024.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and should be cleaned up after.
