We visited on a quiet September afternoon and had a lovely walk around the park. Lots to see and you can stretch your legs as much as you have time and desire. Check out the Tramway, New England Ski Museum and Old Man of the...More

We stopped on our way to Canada as a pit-stop at The Flume, a real charming place in the countryside, some neat exhibits on show and a beautiful park to explore, a ranger had a display of snakes you can find which was interesting, simply...More

The falls were beautiful. The home is two miles long and goes up and down steep hills. It takes about an hour and a half to walk. There are plenty of benches along the route to so and rest. Bring a camera, lots of places...More

This is a really beautiful park! The #1 best thing to do is hike to the top of Flume Gorge. On this hike, you walk right alongside a beautiful and peaceful waterfall. Before you hike, know that there are 2 routes to hike the waterfall....More

Ride the Ariel tramway, visit the flume, swim or fish bike the trails hike to lonesome lake...wow just so much to do...we stop every time thru the notch..some times just to enjoy the fabulous views provided by Mother Nature...plus the grandeur of fall foliage is...More

This was an easier hike than I thought it would be. The gorge is really beautiful but make sure you hold onto the railings. When you get to the top, then the trails are dirt trails but hiking is relatively easy for even part-time hikers....More

This has a wide variety of options from the Basin to the Flume Gorge. Hikes can be simple paved paths to climbing on rocks up stony/muddy paths. You can also go to Echo beach to swim or paddle boat on a lake surrounded by mountains.