Waterfall · Merrimack County, New Hampshire

Sewalls Falls

Waterfall about 1.5 miles northwest of East Concord, NH. Also known as Sewall's Falls.

4.2 · 25 Google reviews

Photo of Sewalls Falls near East Concord, NH

About Sewalls Falls

Sewalls Falls is a named waterfall in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, located about 1.5 miles northwest of East Concord. The U.S. Geological Survey records it on the Penacook 7.5-minute topographic quadrangle at 43°15′36″ N, 71°33′13″ W (43.26008, -71.55368). Historical sources also record the name Sewall's Falls. Named features close by in the federal gazetteer include Merrimack River Reservoir (reservoir, under 0.1 mi), Beaver Meadow Brook (stream, 0.4 mi), and Hayward Brook (stream, 1.0 mi). The nearest other waterfall in this directory is Garvin Falls, 6.9 miles to the south.

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Weather at Sewalls Falls

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Conditions at Sewalls Falls

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Live discharge in cubic feet per second (ft³/s). The gauge may be on a different stream than the falls; use the trend as a rough guide to how much water is running in the area.

Map and Directions

The marker shows the USGS-recorded position of Sewalls Falls. Trailheads and parking can be some distance from the falls themselves, so plan your route with an up-to-date trail map.

Visitor Ratings

Sewalls Falls holds a 4.2 average from 25 Google reviews. Distribution by star rating:

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Named Landmarks Nearby

These named features from the USGS Geographic Names Information System lie within two miles of Sewalls Falls. Stream positions mark the stream's mouth as recorded by USGS.

  • Merrimack River Reservoir — reservoir, under 0.1 mi
  • Beaver Meadow Brook — stream, 0.4 mi
  • Hayward Brook — stream, 1.0 mi
  • Snow Pond — lake, 1.2 mi
  • Hoyl Brook — stream, 1.9 mi
  • Turtle Pond — reservoir, 1.9 mi

Before You Visit

  • Water levels change quickly. Flow is usually strongest after rain and during snowmelt; see the best time to visit waterfalls.
  • Stay back from the brink and off wet rock. Our waterfall safety guide covers the most common hazards.
  • Check land ownership and access before you go. Some named falls sit on private property or in areas without a maintained trail.
  • Download offline maps and save the coordinates 43.26008, -71.55368. Use our waterfall hike packing list.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Sewalls Falls located?

Sewalls Falls is in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, about 1.5 miles northwest of East Concord. Its coordinates are 43.26008, -71.55368 (43°15′36″ N, 71°33′13″ W).

What town is closest to Sewalls Falls?

The closest town with 1,000 or more residents is East Concord, NH, about 1.5 miles away in a straight line. Driving distance is usually longer, so check the route before you go.

What waterfalls are near Sewalls Falls?

The closest is Garvin Falls (6.9 mi south). Others within reach include Steeles Falls (13 mi), Greggs Falls (17 mi), and Amoskeag Falls (18 mi).

Which USGS topographic map shows Sewalls Falls?

Sewalls Falls appears on the USGS Penacook 7.5-minute quadrangle. You can view it in The National Map viewer or download the US Topo sheet for offline navigation.