Crawford Notch State Park encompasses 5,775 acres and provides access to numerous hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing, wildlife viewing, and spectacular mountain views. The park features36 trailsacross a range of difficulty levels, from easy to difficult, accommodating hikers of all abilities. Mount Willard Trail, the most popular route, is 3.1 miles long with an elevation gain of 895 feetand offers scenic views of Crawford Notch. For waterfall enthusiasts, Arethusa Falls are nearly 200 feet high and are the highest falls in the state, accessible via a moderate 1.4-mile approach trail. The landscape features mountains, forests, river and waterfalls, with additional highlights including Flume Gorge and Silver Cascades accessible from Highway 302. The park is rich in history with the famous Willey House, a notable historical site visitors can explore. Dry River Campground offers 36 wooded sitesfor those planning a multi-day visit. The park is situated in the White Mountains and provides a wide variety of hiking options—from short, easy walks to challenging peak ascents—all within close proximity on US-302.