Diana’s Baths- North Conway, New Hampshire- Hike to Diana’s Baths

Diana's Baths, located in North Conway, New Hampshire, is a short hike into the White Mountain National Forest. This 1.3 mile out and back hike takes you the historic site known as Diana's Bath, which has become a favorite for visitors looking to cool off in some of the natural pools and small waterfalls that are created along this stream. The is a fantastic place to take kids in New Hampshire!

[@sawyershorrock4844]

Was just there today. It was fun and beautiful

[@schonbuchgams]

Thank you 👍 Nice

[@Live-life-to-the-fullest]

I’m going there in October, can’t wait to see it.

[@abel265]

Te vas a volver loco de tanta hermosura de ese. Lugar

[@Justificable401]

I loved the pine smell wow so beautiful

[@XenaTheQuadCamBikah]

I was there yesterday, with all the rain this past month the water was raging it was wild and beautiful! That mountain water is 🥶 cold but awesome! The parking lot holds about 100 cars. It’s $5 to get in. There is always a line of cars but be patient it won’t take long there’s always cars leaving. Well worth the short wait and the 5 bucks and that gets you a day pass that is good for the other the National forest locations and there are a few others nearby.

[@RobertSmith-km6gi]

50 years ago the walk in was just a narrow path. The parking area was much smaller and never full. It was a not so well kept secret. There was also an old abandoned house there. The “egg” was a manhole sized opening that widened out into a chamber. I think they closed it of after someone either died or was seriously injured. Not really sure which.

[@CLee-mo9ze]

Memories 😊

[@jmackwinz4383]

I was here today fun and it was gorgeous

[@GetUpTheMountains]

How wild was the parking situation?

[@luvxforest6594]

I live really close to it all my life love walking my dog 🐶

[@BluntFactory420]

Think the family and I will make this a destination

[@abel265]

Este lugar fantástico voy 3 veces al. Año

[@alinanavarro997]

Donde se encuentra este lugar ?

[@lochy-manus7646]

How much is it?

[@GetUpTheMountains]

$5 to park. Your White Mountains annual parking pass also works there, so free is you have the pass ($35 annual).