Really a geriatric and family friendly hiking area to enjoy the gorge. They give you a leaflet of instruction upon entering. Onsite ticket purchase has an additional $3 fee and tickets are limited i guess to 300 per day. Parking space is way too ample. If you enjoy the view and have picture and video taken you then it would take you around 2 hrs to finish but if not then about an hour and 15 for moderate pace.

Purchased tickets online in advance-easy and reasonably priced. Fantastic even in the rain! Some stair climbing and incline walking. Wonderful gift shop and food court with reasonable prices. Quite memorable.

Looking to see an abundance of waterfalls and lovely scenic views? Make sure to hit up the Flume Gorge while in the are. You won’t regret it! We spent around 2 hours here but if desired, one could enjoy it for at least a half day. Steep steps and narrow walkways are included on the trail, so beware if that is something that strikes you away. Lovely. Can’t wait to go back one day!

Pleasant trek through the woods and through the 'flume', where you hike along a river and a number of waterfalls (ok, not really hiking, more like walking along a maintain trail, replete with wooden stairs where needed). Plenty of spots for great photos. Saw people of all ages do the walk. Hiking boots not necessary. Many people in regular shoes or tennis shoes. I went during peak fall foliage season so the place was PACKED. You had to have reserve tickets. Tickets at the door were sold out when I arrived, so on the spot I reserved tickets for the next day and came back. Reservations are based on time slots. Note that parking, while there is a decent amount available, gets full quick. Many cars were circling the lots waiting for a spot to open. When I came early the next day I had no problem finding a spot. Small museum, gift shop, toilets, and place to grab snacks all available on site.

Gorgeous area. Loved the whole area. Extremely busy and lots of people stopping to take constant selfies. The hike is extremely easy unless you cannot do stairs at all. Honestly wouldn't really consider it a hike because it's so easy. More of a walking trail. But beautiful nonetheless.

First off. You have to make an appointment to get in Show up at your designated time. There are parks for walking and hiking And to the flume gorge. We go to the flume gorge every year. Usually we go mid May and it's slow but this year we went memorial day weekend on a Sunday noon time. It was busy. The views are absolutely BEAUTIFUL BREATHTAKING

We enjoyed our trek through the Flume. For those concerned, the path includes uphill and downhill slopes as well as areas with lots of stairs. We took our time to take pictures and enjoy the scenery, so our walk lasted nearly two hours. The gift shop has cute items. The maple syrup seems very reasonably priced. Also, ask about the kids scavenger hunt!

Flume Gorge NH State Park was beautiful. It took about 1.5 hours to hike up the gorge and back. Since it was May, the water falls were full. We had a great time! The $19/person entry fee was high and may turn away visitors.

We went on a Monday early not to busy ended up doing the whole gorge alone, few people along the way. It was truly amazing and so worth the 18.00. The entire hike has lots of beautiful stops along the way. It took us 2 hours for the whole loop trail and took about 80 stunning photos.

We can't say enough about what an amazing experience Flume Gorge was! It was a stunning hike with beautiful views of the gorge and waterfalls. The rocks, water and trees made for a breathtaking tableau. You really don't want to miss out on this!