Home of the Water Fairies

Diana's Baths are a series of small waterfalls. They are named after the Roman Goddess of nature, the hunt and the moon. They are also known as Lucy's Baths after the family that owned the land and operated a saw mill. Other historical names relate to fairies. The site’s original Abenaki (Native American) name meant “water fairies" spring.

Part of the White Mountain National Forest

Path through the forest

Turkey Tail Mushrooms

About Diana's Baths

Ty looking for fairies

An Array of cascades

Granite boulders

Tranquil pools

Getting a drink of cool clean water

Video of Diana's Baths