You bet! I don't re-watch many of my videos except that I do watch the waterfall ones at least once a year. It reminds me times like this are rare. You need that hot day. And now my kids are older so these videos are memories of times not repeatable. Glad you got something out of it too!
Thanks for the kind comment. I used my oldest GoPro 6 for those underwater shots and it worked out well. Makes me want to go again soon. Such a special spot.
You do not have to pay to enter the region of the White Mountains. There is often a five dollar fee to park at the more popular areas such as the Lower Falls. The Upper Falls was just a simple pull over to the side of the road, all free.
Too cold for most humans. The first time into the water, you get out immediately and declare it is insane to go into it. Then you recover from the warm air and decide to try again. By the third time, your body is starting to understand and you have to keep breathing. Then get out rather soon to recover again.
The Cog Railway address is 3168 Base Station Road, Crawford, NH, 03583. If you use that address, you will most certainly pass by the Upper Falls on your approach. There is a wooden kiosk at the side of the road that says Water Safety. And you can notice it because there are clearings at the side of the road where so many cars have pulled off to park. - The Lower Falls doesn't have an address I guess but it is not very far from the Ranger Station on the Conway side of the Kancamagus Highway, and the Ranger's address is 33 Kancamagus Highway.
The Cog Railway address is 3168 Base Station Road, Crawford, NH, 03583. If you use that address, you will most certainly pass by the Upper Falls on your approach. There is a wooden kiosk at the side of the road that says Water Safety. And you can notice it because there are clearings at the side of the road where so many cars have pulled off to park.
Thanks. But can you do another video explaining "hyraulics," as you call it? I live up in Franconia and see just lost a poor mother in the waters of Franconia Falls. Any explanation video might save a life. I think you can best explain "hydraulics" to help future swimmers there. Thanks
Awesome video!
Thank you!
Thanks for helping me revisit some of my favorite places!
You bet! I don't re-watch many of my videos except that I do watch the waterfall ones at least once a year. It reminds me times like this are rare. You need that hot day. And now my kids are older so these videos are memories of times not repeatable. Glad you got something out of it too!
I’ve been going there my entire life but this is the first time I ever got such a great underwater view in the falls. Awesome video on a perfect day.
Thanks for the kind comment. I used my oldest GoPro 6 for those underwater shots and it worked out well. Makes me want to go again soon. Such a special spot.
Thank you for posting this awesome video. My parents are wanting to visit. Question, Did you pay to get into the park?
You do not have to pay to enter the region of the White Mountains. There is often a five dollar fee to park at the more popular areas such as the Lower Falls. The Upper Falls was just a simple pull over to the side of the road, all free.
i hiked arethusa falls it was a tough hike.🌊
Yeah! Good hike and big waterfall! Good job.
All of this looks so inviting during this heat wave. But no jumping off the bigger cliffs for you? 😄
I am less of a bobcat and more of a moose. Wading, not jumping.
How cold was the water,?
Too cold for most humans. The first time into the water, you get out immediately and declare it is insane to go into it. Then you recover from the warm air and decide to try again. By the third time, your body is starting to understand and you have to keep breathing. Then get out rather soon to recover again.
Awesome video, what's the name? Or address? Thank you
The first water fall
I believe the name of the first waterfall is Upper Falls and it is on the road to the Cog Railway.
What is the address ? I am looking to visit a place like this with my kiddos.
The Cog Railway address is 3168 Base Station Road, Crawford, NH, 03583. If you use that address, you will most certainly pass by the Upper Falls on your approach. There is a wooden kiosk at the side of the road that says Water Safety. And you can notice it because there are clearings at the side of the road where so many cars have pulled off to park. - The Lower Falls doesn't have an address I guess but it is not very far from the Ranger Station on the Conway side of the Kancamagus Highway, and the Ranger's address is 33 Kancamagus Highway.
7:35 into the video you should make a calendar with Wonderhussy
Purely accidental!
Could you give me the address of upper falls?
The Cog Railway address is 3168 Base Station Road, Crawford, NH, 03583. If you use that address, you will most certainly pass by the Upper Falls on your approach. There is a wooden kiosk at the side of the road that says Water Safety. And you can notice it because there are clearings at the side of the road where so many cars have pulled off to park.
@@RachelWhelton thanks
Thanks. But can you do another video explaining "hyraulics," as you call it? I live up in Franconia and see just lost a poor mother in the waters of Franconia Falls. Any explanation video might save a life. I think you can best explain "hydraulics" to help future swimmers there. Thanks