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| Cane Creek Falls |
| Cane Creek Falls drops 85 feet into the pool below. The plunge pool is very deep, and is excellent for swimming. Cane Creek runs throughout the park and is responsible for the impressive Cane Creek Gorge. The Cascades are located just upstream from Cane Creek Falls, and the Rockhouse Creek Falls can be seen beside the Falls during the wet weather season. Numerous views of Cane Creek falls can be experienced. The most popular and easiest way to view the falls is by an overlook just to the right of the entrance to the Nature Center. This is an easy paved walk, but does have a few steps if you are wheelchair disabled. The Paw Paw Trail is a great way to view the falls. Although the trail is a 5 mile loop, you can see the Cane Creek overlook in about half of that. Take the Paw Paw Trail to the sign that says Cane Creek Falls Overlook, and the spur trail will lead you to a beautiful spot with a great look at the falls. This view is partially obstructed when the leaves are on the trees. The Cable Trail (also a spur off of Paw Paw) is a very difficult, but just a short hike to the base of the falls. A cable is in place to help hikers keep their footing. Steep areas, loose rocks, and some climbing are involved in getting to the plunge pool of Cane Creek Falls. The Gorge Trail leading from the Nature Center to Fall Creek Falls also offers a spur trail with another great view. For the adventurous, you can walk from the Cascades via the creekbed to the top of Cane Creek Falls. |
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