Crabtree Falls

Awesome spot with great moderate Hike, if you go to the peak. But amazing spots around every corner with tons waterfalls! Trail is pretty well marked and groomed. Lots of stairs but not falling apart or unsteady. Our Weiner Dog loved it MOST!! He pulled me right up to the top! Although, he did stop to take a dip in a small pool!! Highly recommend this spot!! $3.00 cash only envelope honor system for parking.

Nice place for hiking, 1.7miles in total, it will take 2-3 hours in normal pace. $3 for the fee, however, ticket machine is down at the moment, only cash, so need to prepare for it.

Moderately strenuous hike with aprox 800' elevation gain in 1.7 mi. There are several falls along the way with the largest at the top and a great panoramic view. The trail becomes rocky shortly after the paved section ends... good hiking shoes with slip resistant soles are a must. Be sure to go in late winter/early spring before the leaves block most of the views.

A wonderful hike for multiple views of the many falls along Crabtree Creek IF you go when the foliage is off. I believe winter is the best time to get those views, as there is a lot of undergrowth and trees along the trail that would obscure many of the views in spring and summer.

Beautiful fall hike! Scarce water in the falls but still a site to behold. 1.7 miles uphill and 1.7 miles downhill. Gorgeous views from the top! There are steps that have been built in certain areas. Roots and rocks abound so must be aware. Very well signed with mileage posts along the way. No cell coverage until you reach the top. Not crowded on a Thursday in October. We loved this hike!

If you love waterfalls then do visit this site if you want to see several Falls in the same place. Don't be fooled through, it is a fairly difficult climb if your not in shape. While the trail is well maintained it is pretty steep in several places and even has multiple area's where there are steps to climb (both stone and wooden). Remember that the higher you climb the longer it is going to take to get down 😉. There is a marker when you reach the last cascade and you can stop there and return to the parking lot. In that lot they also have toilet facilities.

A breathtaking waterfall, very high in altitude! Approximately a 3.6 mi and 1.1K feet in elevation hike that takes an average of 2 hours to complete. As you walk higher, there are many benches, limited stairs, gets a bit muddy, and rocky. Nonetheless, it’s very well worth it! The first part is also handicapped accessible!