Beede Falls, Waterfall in Sandwich, New Hampshire.
Beede Falls is a waterfall in Sandwich, New Hampshire, featuring two distinct sections of cascading water. The upper section forms a strong vertical drop, while the lower area contains several smaller slides that pool before flowing downstream.
The falls gained recognition through its documentation in New England hiking guides and regional waterfall records. Over time, it became established as a known destination within the broader Sandwich Notch area.
The falls draw visitors year-round, especially those seeking natural swimming spots in the area. People come to experience the waterfall as part of their outdoor adventures in the White Mountains region.
A marked trail of less than 1 mile reaches the falls and is accessible year-round from Diamond Ledge Road. Water flow varies by season, so plan your visit knowing that spring and early summer bring the most powerful cascades.
During high water periods, whitewater kayakers paddle through the falls seeking an adrenaline rush from the rapids. A small wooden bridge near the cascade provides photographers with a vantage point for capturing the water in motion.
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