Very beatiful great time for a nice walk with your loved one parts of the walk include walking in the creek so be prepared to get alittle wet and dress for the event
Beautiful falls. Great hike. Prepare to climb and get wet but we'll worth the effort.
Nice shaded walk. The dry trail only goes part way up to the first falls but you are allowed to walk in the stream. Two nice 60 ft tall waterfalls greet you as you ramble through a natural untouched forest.
View two beautiful waterfalls on a short hike, most fun when you can walk in the water. (Bring appropriate footwear) Public restroom and a couple of picnic tables at the entrance. Free parking. Swimming in shallow pools in the creek appears to be allowed. Lots of people and dogs!
Absolutely stunning location for a "water hike"! Make sure you have shoes you're okay with getting wet, because you'll definitely be walking through the water on the way to 2 stunning waterfalls. There were many families there, so it's good for kids, too! Swimsuits/towels are optional if you wanted to go swimming at the base of the second waterfall. There is a tiny cave next to that one, which was pretty cool! Free and easy parking, no admission cost, and an easy way to spend 2 hours in this gorgeous scenery!
I stopped here for a picnic with my 2.5 year old daughter and we took a hike when we were done. We had a great time! Public bathrooms came in handy and even though there were a few picnic tables we decided to spread out a blanket on the grass. The walk itself was beautiful and it wasn't too difficult. Though I had to carry my daughter through most of it. Most of the walking was through the stream or rock-to-rock. Definitely plan on getting wet. The two waterfalls we saw were beautiful. I didn't risk going up to the higher areas with her, though. We'll have to come back when she is old enough to pull herself up the slopes with the ropes on her own.
Beautiful Hidden gem! We chose to hike up the hills which was tricky! Proper Hiking shoes a must! Loved the water & scenery! Worth the drive!
Great place to explore especially in the summer. Plan on getting wet as you have to be a ninja to cross over some parts of the river. First water fall is on left of river. Cross over after first and stay on right side to get to 2nd 60ft fall. If you are a fit hiker/individual, crossover to left and climb up gorge (careful this isn't for everyone). Stay on left and eventually cross to right to see small trickling waterfall. Then keep going (you will have to crossover back and forth many times) to get to the final 60 ft waterfall. However it is a real gem with nice swimming hole.
Be ready to get wet. Walk through the water. Don't try to scale the muddy hills you will lose a shoe or a dog down the hill. Just play in the warm water! Have fun!
You'll cross the bridge and stay on the path, 100 ft later, you're on the rocks, 100 ft later, you're in the creek. You can't resist it, just go for it! The walk takes round trip about 1.5 h. Plan to get wet, even if it's just a little bit. Parking is in high demand on the weekends, there are 3 picnic tables, and 2 bathrooms. Don't park on the street, there's an abundance of towing signs, so I guess they're serious about that. Address did not show up in my GPS, just go west on Vine when you turn off Main St., pretty easy to find.
It was such a beautiful place. The hike isn't bad, only a few areas that u can choose to walk through the water for an easier path otherwise there is a steeper and harder walk for those who never hike. If u are more dating and are a hiker u can climb to a 3rd and 4th falls.. unfortunately I didn't make it to those but the first two were incredible to see. Wonderful area.