10 Beautiful Maine Waterfalls To Visit This Fall
Visiting Maine in the fall is always a joy. The seemingly endless wilderness of Maine really shines when the leaves change colors. One great thing about Maine is the many beautiful waterfalls that can be found in the state. Here are some of my favorites to visit during the fall. Check them out!
#1 – Screw Auger Falls (Grafton Township, ME)
Location: Grafton Township, Maine (Directions)
Height: Main plunge is 25 feet
Type: Plunge and cascades
#2 – Gulf Hagas (Bowdoin College Grant East, ME)
Location: Bowdoin College Grant East, Maine (Directions)
Height: Varies because multiple falls
Type: Plunges, horsetails, and cascades
#3 – Moxie Falls (West Forks, ME)
Location: West Forks, Maine (Directions)
Height: Tallest plunge is approximately 90 feet
Type: Plunge and cascades
#4 – Small Falls (Township E, ME)
Location: Township E, Maine (Directions)
Height: 54-foot total drop
Type: Horsetails and cascades
#5 – Snow Falls (West Paris, ME)
Location: West Paris, Maine (Directions)
Height: 25-foot total drop
Type: Plunge and cascades
#6 – Angel Falls (Township D, ME)
Location: Township D, Maine (Directions)
Height: 90 feet
Type: Plunge
#7 – Grand Falls (Township 3, Range 4, ME)
Location: Township 3, Range 4, Maine (Directions)
Height: 40 feet
Type: Block
#8 – Houston Brook Falls (Pleasant Ridge, ME)
Location: Pleasant Ridge, Maine (Directions)
Height: 32-foot total drop
Type: Horsetails and plunges
#9 – Bickford Slides (Stow, ME)
Location: Stow, Maine (Directions)
Height: 32-foot total drop
Type: Horsetails and plunges
#10 – Poplar Stream Falls (Carrabassett Valley, ME)
Location: Carrabassett Valley, Maine (Directions)
Height: 51 feet and 24 feet
Type: Horsetails
Maine waterfalls are truly beautiful in the fall. If you’re a waterfall lover and looking to explore more of New England, check out our other blog posts.
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