Black Bear Lodge

06/02/2026

This view never get old.

05/29/2026

Aaahh, spring has finally arrived-and just in time to lighten and brighten our days and moods! Read more of Dawn's Diary here: https://blackbearlodgenh.com/dawns-diary/

05/18/2026

Motorcycle Week is coming! June 13-21. And we're just a short, scenic ride away from all the action. 🏍🌄

Chrome. Mountains. Lake views. \\ New Hampshire in June just hits different.

05/07/2026

Stay-cation deals now on our website. Stay 3 nights, get 30% off; stay 4 nights, get 40% off! Details on our deals page: https://blackbearlodgenh.com/special-deals/⛱😍

04/27/2026

Our one-of-a-kind indoor/outdoor pool is a popular spot in every season 💦❄☀️🍁

04/24/2026

Looking forward to summer trolley rides!

04/22/2026

Not all Waterville Valley hikes require tons of experience, special gear and Sherpas! 🏔️⛏️

04/20/2026

Special events coming this summer include the 36th Annual Chowderfest, Memorial Day Weekend. Book your lodging now!🍲

04/18/2026

We're getting psyched for summer! What's your favorite White Mountain Attraction?🌞

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04/09/2026

We're starting to get that summer 😎 feeling here. Craving swimming holes, waterfalls, outdoor pools and splashpads . . . Look for summer lodging deals on our deals page coming soon!

At Diana’s Baths in New Hampshire you'll find a stunning series of waterfalls flowing through a stretch of smooth granite rock in the White Mountains along Lucy Brook. The water drops about 75 feet total as it moves over wide, sloped ledges and into clear pools below. It’s an easy walk to get there, just about 0.6 miles from the parking area on a flat, well-used trail. This spot also has some history. Back in the 1800s, a water-powered sawmill stood here, and you can still find pieces of the old mill if you look around. Today, it’s a place where people come to walk, climb on the rocks, and cool off by the water. You can visit any time of year, but the water stays cold even in summer. After heavy rain or snowmelt, the falls run stronger and cover more of the rock, making the whole area even more impressive to see.