The beautiful rock formations in the Cockermouth River were created by sand and other particles in the water wearing down the bedrock along the river. The steep canyon walls, potholes and strange shapes were formed over thousands of years.
The trail to view the rock formations starts from the parking area. Take care when crossing the road. The bridge over the Cockermouth River is shortly after the road crossing. Farther along the trail, there is a historic cellar hole. The trail continues as a snowmobile trail beyond the cellar hole.
Please note that geocaching in not allowed in any New Hampshire State Park.
For more information, visit the Scuptured Rocks Natural Area website or contact:
Head west on NH-25/NH-3A from Plymouth for 3.8 miles. At the traffic circle, take the second turn onto NH-3A South. After 2.4 miles, turn right on North Shore Road. The parking area for Sculptured Rocks Natural Area will be on the left after 3 miles.
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