Soooo worth the stop! Absolutely breathtaking views. Depending on the time of year you go, plan to bring a swimsuit and towel because there are lots of spots to swim (though the water is very cold even in the summer). Parking can be tough so try to go either in the morning or evening. If you go during peak days/hours, plan extra time to wait for a spot.

The walking is .6 miles and VERY EASY hiking. Be sure to bring your credit card for the parking fee. Also make sure you bring your cell phone or camera because the views are amazing.

We found Diana's Baths great. I am a landscaper and was amazed at the condition of the trail. It had been thoroughly groomed with stone dust laid over the ground to the point there were no roots of rocks sticking up, indeed there were no leaves even though the woods on the sides were covered with leaves. It is an easy trail which we were looking for as my wife has been having knee trouble. Maybe 10 minute walk with fabulous scenery. Alan C.

What a find, you do have to hike/walk .6 of a mile but very easy all flats. Once here enjoy the view and sounds, water is cold and i was able to taste it. Kept climbing the boulders and couldve gone even higher had the sun didnt start going down.

An easy walk from the car park. More challenging walking if want to explore the various levels and walk on the stones to see the various falls at closer range. Very pretty. Definitely worth a visit (along with Cathedral Ledge) if in the area. It is only a short drive from the North Conway Scenic Railway.

There seems to be plenty of parking and there's a kiosk to pay the visitors fee electronically. The trail is lovely and less than a mile with some hills, but it's fairly easy. The falls are so pretty and there are lots of places to get different perspectives.

I can appreciate the low ratings due to parking, as we went in April and it was very busy (not a full parking lot but close to it). If you can overcome the parking, this is a clear cut 5 stars. The 0.6 mile (one-way) hike is an easy one, and the falls are spectacular. To fully appreciate them you'll want to do some climbing to the top, but it's well worth it if you're able to do so. If you're unable to get a parking spot the first time, keep trying - it's worth it.

Beautiful hike/walk through the NH woods to gorgeous falls that have a bit of history attached to them. They even say you can see fairy/sprites in the falling water. Definitely worth the walk. And if you don’t mind heights you can climb up the rock or around the rock to the top of the falls.

We read reviews about the horrendous parking situation but got very lucky on a recent rainy Sunday. Not many people there at all, we had the trail to ourselves a few times during the hikes up and back. Beautiful hike through the woods. The water was brown however, likely due to all the recent rain.

Beautiful little area with waterfalls & clean cool water to sit & rest or even swim if you wish. The parking lot I heard gets packed & you cannot get in because it’s off a busy road so you can’t just park along the road. Either go extremely early in the morning or after about 4 pm & it will be less crowded. We went early in the morning. Was too cold to swim, but we walked to the falls for pretty pictures. There were actually guys there with survey equipment & they said they are trying to make another parking area. Not a long hike from the parking area to the falls. Very durable