New Hampshire is full of natural wonders, but none are quite as unique as the rock formations at Sculptured Rocks Natural Area in Groton. Check it out:
On its way to Newfound Lake, the Cockermouth River has carved a narrow canyon through the granite beneath the surrounding forest.
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Over thousands of years the flow of water carrying sand, silt and other particles has carved unique potholes in the rock.
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The results are a breathtaking canyon unlike anything else in New Hampshire.
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The smooth, rounded rocks are absolutely stunning year round when you visit the Sculptured Rocks Natural Area.
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During the summer, the area becomes a favorite swimming spot, perfect for a totally unique swimming hole experience.
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The crystal clear water is cold but inviting if you’re brave enough.
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If you’d rather keep dry, you can observe the canyon from the safe distance of the bridge.
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The view looking down is equally spectacular.
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And once you’ve had enough you can hike along the Cockermouth River throughout the 272 acres of the natural area.
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Sculptured Rocks Natural Area is located at 251 Sculptured Rocks Road, Groton. Get more information here.
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