Awesome! Very short walk/hike into the falls along a smooth trail. We saw someone pushing a baby stroller along it, which was probably a pretty bumpy ride for baby, but they made it work. It's a quick outing, maybe you can stretch to 30 min but it's fascinating to examine the fault lines that are clearly on display and called out on the tourist information boards nicely. You'll want to see the falls from both above and below as each offers a unique view. Well worth your time!! They do ask for $5 parking pass but only accept cash at this location (there are machines at other stops in the park that accept credit cards). Even after a rainy period, we didn't encounter any mud and it wasn't slippery.

Right off the Kancamagus Scenic Highway, this trail is fairly short but with a big pay-off at the end. Easy to follow trail with boardwalks that take you close to the falls. Don’t pass this up if you’re in the area—great place to stretch your legs between Lincoln & Conway.

This one is a short hike to the falls. Some of it is uphill but it is not too bad. The parking cost $5 but once you’ve paid it, it covers other parking lots. The waterfalls are beautiful! Definitely worth going. There’s a vault toilet In parking lot.

Two adults visited Sabbaday Falls on the Kancamagus Highway in Albany, NH on a Monday in late August 2023. The parking lot wasn't full. The 0.3 mile trail to the falls leads to an uphill climb along a mostly graded easy-to-walk path, although the part at the end gets quite steep leading from the base to the head of the falls. The entire walk was beautiful and very cooling on a hot day from the spray from the falls. It is a popular site, so YMMV regarding available parking. Leashed dogs are welcome. Note that the pit toilets were far from clean the afternoon we were there, even though they had a sign they had been cleaned that morning. As noted by others, there is a $5 parking fee that can be used the same day at other White Mountain parking areas or if you don't have an annual pass.

What a beautiful natural sight to enjoy! It was a rainy day, but we decided to stop and walk to the falls. Imagine that people have been coming to this beautiful inspirational site for centuries!! Walking in, you first encounter the rock bed and pool at the bottom of the falls. There is a sturdy wooden walkway taking you up to the brink of the falls. Stunning views up and down! Take your time. Take a deep breath. Enjoy the soothing sounds of water crashing down. And walk down slowly, taking it all in. I would love to see the Falls on a sunny day with the rays filtering down from the treetops!

Very easy & short hike. I went on a Sunday at the end of foliage, parking was crazy but doable. Not much foliage but Not much foliage but I love the red & orange leaves on the rocks. Even with my tripod I was able to work around all the people to get some good photos.