Beaver Brook Falls is a 12-foot waterfall on Beaver Brook in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, near Keene.
The falls
The current World Waterfall Database listing for New Hampshire, marked confirmed, shows the height as 12 feet, up from the 10 feet in older records. A local Cheshire County account separately places the height around 10 feet. This Cheshire County waterfall is a different, much smaller feature from the same-named Beaver Brook Falls in Colebrook, Coos County. The feature's identity here is confirmed by the federal GNIS record, whose coordinates fall about 0.07 mile from this listing's point.
Getting there
The City of Keene's trail page places the falls on Washington Street Extension, with a family-friendly, two-mile out-and-back trail. An older account instead noted about a half mile each way along an old road beyond gates; current city signage and mapping should be followed instead.
When to go
The brook is rain-sensitive, so flow varies with the weather. Official best-flow guidance, trail fees, and an accessible-viewpoint designation are not documented.
On site
Keene's recreation plan classifies the site as a passive natural area with a primitive trail.
Nearby
Glen Falls is about 4.9 miles away, Gilsum Gorge is about 5.3 miles, and Forty Foot Falls is about 5.7 miles.
Distances are straight-line.