Flume Gorge: An Easy Hike And A Pretty Cool Waterfall

Hi steemians, today I might want to impart to you a few pictures from my current outing to Flume Gorge. It is a characteristic chasm at the base of a mountain (Mount Liberty) in New Hampshire USA, and part of a state stop called Franconia Notch. There is an extremely concise climb (super simple) that you can take an interest in at this crevasse, and it takes you past a truly slick waterfall.
Table Rock

Upon first entering the range and strolling up a lofty trail you achieve a district at the base of the chasm called table shake, here the water streams over some level shake, and winds up with an extremely perfect looking course:

Getting a closer look!

After this area we continue traveling up toward the actual gorge.
Flume Gorge
There is a board walk installed here so you can walk over top the water and make your way up towards the waterfall.

Avalanche Falls
We continue our ascent toward the waterfall!

How about seeing the waterfall in action?
Maybe you would like to see it from the front?

How about from the top?

Some Pretty Scenery From The Top

After you achieve the best you get a couple of spots where you can see some pleasant perspectives of the encompassing slopes, its a really green and decent moving region which was cut out of a few mountains a large number of years back in the latest ice age.

The Way Back Down: The Pool
There is a neat pond that forms at the base of a separate cascade that is over 40 feet deep, named the pool:

My Thoughts
Ultimately a very easy hike through a really neat gorge, with a really nice waterfall and some beautiful nature.