Tama Fall

Coos County, New Hampshire

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height: Not recorded
Location: Coos County, New Hampshire
Access status: Forest trail from a busy trailhead
The walk: About 1.4 to 1.5 miles return or loop
Ground & access: Moderate trail with some climbing. Rocks are very slippery. A map helps; several trails cross here.

Waterfall Hero: Snyder Brook Waterfalls (Appalachia)

From the kiosk, go a few feet and turn left on the Presidential Rail-Trail, then right after about 0.1 miles on the yellow-blazed Fallsway along Snyder Brook. Pass Gordon Fall at 0.3 miles and the Salroc Falls at about 0.6 miles. Just past Upper Salroc Fall the trail meets Valley Way; turn up Valley Way and immediately onto the spur to Tama Fall. Paths lead down the bank for the best view. Return the same way or by the Brookbank.

Plan your visit

Appalachia trailhead on US 2, Fallsway past Gordon Fall and Salroc Falls, then Valley Way and the spur to Tama Fall

Waterfall Hero lists a 1.4 mile hike length; the Randolph Mountain Club lists a 1.5 mile loop up the Fallsway and down the Brookbank.

Moderate trail with some climbing. Rocks are very slippery. A map helps; several trails cross here.

Where to start

Appalachia trailhead on US 2, 5 miles west of NH 16 in Randolph. The lot fills quickly; parking is allowed along US 2 with the vehicle fully off the road.

Timing & water

Trailhead is open 24 hours. No closure is stated by the sources.

Before you go

White Mountain National Forest. Trail Finder lists no fee.

Visitor information

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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Coos County, New Hampshire.

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