As you climb, you will see little signs and arrows showing you the caves. Throughout the walk, there are signs with interesting facts and tidbits about the surroundings I think we learn something new each time we go!Īfter heading downhill for a bit, you hit the “bottom” – at that point, you start your journey back up through the gorge. There is a walkway for pretty much the entire journey, so you’re not navigating rocky/woodland terrain up or down hill. Once you’ve bought your tickets, you head off down the path.
(We have tried to see if we can get through the caves while wearing Little Man, but they are just too tight.) Dad and I trade off about half way, so we both have a chance to crawl through some caves with L you can bypass each cave via the walkway, so it’s easy to just route around and enjoy the view while you wait for the spelunkers. We have worn Little Man on every visit and it is definitely the best choice for us. I don’t think I would have been as worried about that with L, but Little Man really likes to explore… We have always worn Little Man in the Tula for 2 main reasons: 1) It’s a lot of stairs – there is no way that Little Man could even think about walking it at 2 and I’m 99.9% sure he couldn’t do it now at 3 2) There are open edges along the walkways and we think that Little Man could easily slip under the bottom rail. You will be walking a bit, climbing many stairs, and scrambling through caves and up mini ladders if you choose – so flip flops would not be your best choice…Īnother important note is that it is not stroller friendly! You can certainly get a stroller up to the start, but that’s as far as you are going – they don’t allow strollers in the gorge. Plus, it’s a great way to start off your day and helps you build up an appetite for lunch!Īlthough Lost River Gorge isn’t a typical hike, you still want to be sure that you are appropriately dressed I would definitely wear layers and solid, comfortable shoes.
It has fun caves to explore, beautiful views, and lots of stairs! 🙂 We usually go in the morning before it gets too warm and crowded it is a popular tourist spot, so we like to try and avoid some of the crowds. Every summer we head up north for some outdoor adventures one of our favorite places to visit is Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves located in North Woodstock, NH.
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