This was an excellent adventure. All the kids loved it (age ranges 10-13). I was surprised how much fun it was. Took about 3 hours total. Wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty , some times you have to crawl/shimmy on your stomach to get through the caves. (They can all be bypassed if you don’t want to do one .) would definitely go back

To be honest we didn't actually do the gorge and caves as $26 pp (on-site price) was more than we wanted to pay. The "30 minute" free walk in early June was nice as there were many flowering plants along the path. We expected to see interpretive explanations along the way. There were none but maybe we needed to pick up something in the office. If we needed to download, our cell service was useless, which isn't to blame them as it is in the mountains but just a fact.

Fun times! All caves and tight spaces are optional. Great for kids. Great on a hot day because the forest and waterfalls create a sort of air conditioning. An active Papa made it no problem by bypassing the caves and my 8 year old thought the caves were awesome (as did I).

The self guided tour at Lost River is an absolute must see especially for nature lovers. I’m not a nature lover but I was in awe with how they set the entire path throughout all the breathtaking sights! The entire wooden rail (which is extraordinary craftsmanship in its own right) is sealed so you don’t have to worry about your little ones or anybody else getting splinters. There are 11 caves and I was able to weasel my way out most of them with my 7yo and 5yo boys but there was a cave that Houdini himself couldn’t find his way out if given the chance! If you can get through the “Lemon Squeezer” then mad props to you! I’m about 5’10/185 and was able to maneuver through the caves with some friction. Be sure to buy tickets online as you’ll save $3 per person. Also make sure you bring insect repellent as we had to shell out 10 bucks for some at the gift shop. Wear comfortable clothes especially the ones that you don’t mind getting wet and dirty if you plan to go through all the caves!

This place was great! I don’t know how we’ve never visited here. My two boys (10&8) loved it! We came after we had gotten lots of rain so the water was really rushing through the gorge, it was awesome! Because of the rain some of the caves were closed, but that’s ok, it gives us a reason to come back.

Nice place to go alone or with family. My kids loved the cave experience, especially the lemon squeezy one. One word of caution though, if there’s been heavy rains or rainy season in general, some caves will be blocked off due to flooding. Also, great place for taking photos and enjoying NH scenery.

This place is amazing and so many spectacular views! The caves can be tricky but it is great that you have the option to bypass and use the walkways. Maintained beautifully and great exercise! Hadn’t been here for at least 10 years - still a lovely place to visit

Great family day trip! We are from NH and love exploring our little state. We brought some family friends this time and had a fun day exploring the caves. The day was hot but the shade of the trees and the waterfalls and caves made it so much cooler. The kids loved it. Would totally recommend and will be back next year! Went to a late lunch at Woodstock Inn, only 8 minutes from the Lost River.

This place is beautiful and well maintained. This is ideal for children 4/5 years or older. My niece and nephew had a blast going through the caves. Warning: There are a lot of stairs and carrying little ones can get exhausting. I will definitely be going back once my children are old enough to do the caves too!

Great place to visit! We are an older group but made it through at our own pace. Yes, lots of stairs and we did go on a cooler day which was helpful. Some did crawl through the caves and the photo opportunities were wonderful. People of all ages were visiting too. We did purchase tickets ahead of time since we were a group of ten but tickets were available on site that day. A must do if in the area!