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Massachusetts has plenty of incredible attractions throughout the state. Thanks to the rich history of the Bay State, there are plenty of unique spots to hit up and explore. But what about something that is of its own natural beauty, like something that didn't have to built? Whether you know it or not, Massachusetts actually has some pretty incredible natural wonders. And now one of its most popular attractions has been named the most beautiful natural wonder in the state.

Starting in Portland, Maine, and ending in Falmouth, Maine, is one of the most beautiful trails with a waterfall!

The Summer months are upon us and Massachusetts residents are wanting to get out and explore! Of course, there is tons of exploring to do throughout the entire state this Summer. And maybe one of those spots you will find yourself exploring is the tallest waterfall throughout the entire Bay State, which happens to be located in western Massachusetts.

Tucked in the woods of one of Maine's busiest summer hotspots, Cascade Falls in Saco is the perfect quick spring hike to see natural beauty.

There is a hidden gem in Lovell, Maine, called Kezar Falls Gorge. It's a 20 -foot waterfall that is hard to find unless you are looking for it.

Tucked inside a small Maine town, you'll find a real-life place that resembles 'The Shire' from some of J.R.R. Tolkien's famous books

In the little town of Andover in Oxford County is a neat little cave that is not well known.

New Hampshire is a virtual paradise for outdoor adventure...especially if you like to hike. And this is the one hike everyone should take at least once.

The Granite State is a nature lovers paradise; lush mountains, amazing hiking trails, beautiful beaches. And tucked away in Chatham, just off the Baldface Loop Trail, right off the path is Emerald Pool.

In the warmer months the waters cascade over the ancient rock into a beautify scene. In the winter, the water freezes over and creates a massive wall of ice perfect for climbing.