Packers Falls waterfall

Packers Falls

New Hampshire

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Difficulty

Moderate

Trail Length

2.4 miles

Trail Type

Out And Back

Elevation Gain

350 ft

About Packers Falls

Packers Falls is a small but scenic waterfall located on the Lamprey River in Durham, New Hampshire. It is a popular spot for locals to enjoy the natural beauty of the river and surrounding forest.

Trail Description

The trail to Packers Falls is very short and easy, leading directly from the roadside to the falls. The path may be uneven in places but is generally accessible for most visitors.

What to Expect

Visitors can expect a small but picturesque waterfall surrounded by forested scenery. The area is peaceful and offers a great spot for relaxation or photography.

Accessibility

The trail is short but may not be fully accessible for those with mobility challenges due to uneven terrain.

Seasonal Closures

The falls are generally accessible year-round, but heavy snow or ice in winter may make access difficult.

Safety Information

Rocks near the falls can be slippery, especially when wet. Exercise caution and supervise children closely.

Location & Access

Getting There

Packers Falls is located off Packers Falls Road in Durham, New Hampshire. The falls are accessible via a short walk from the roadside.

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Parking

Limited roadside parking is available near Packers Falls Road. Visitors should park carefully to avoid blocking traffic or private property.

Elevation

56 feet above sea level

Coordinates

43.103419° N, -70.952003° W

Frequently Asked Questions

🐶 Are Dogs Allowed at Packers Falls?

✅ Dogs are allowed

Are There Any Fees or Permits Required?

🆖 No fees required

🏊 Is There Swimming at Packers Falls?

❌ Swimming is not allowed

Best Seasons to Visit

spring summer fall

Spring and early summer are the best times to visit, as the water flow is typically strongest during these seasons.

Additional Information

Nearby Attractions

The University of New Hampshire campus and other Lamprey River attractions are nearby.

Wildlife

The area is home to various bird species and small mammals. Visitors may also see fish in the river.