It's a very easy hike to the waterfall. It's about a half mile to a covered bridge, then another half mile to the waterfall - very easy.
The trails are very clearly marked.
After a nice stroll, you come upon this beautiful covered bridge. It actually sits on top of the waterfall; you can't see the waterfall, but you can see the river below you. What a view!!
The part where it goes over is the top of the waterfall.
I love covered bridges. Actually, I love all bridges!
The river below.
Me just soaking up all this beauty!
Next, I hit the trail again to continue up to High Falls.
Again, very easy trail.
This is just a beautiful State Forest. There's so many trails, picnic areas -- lots to do. There was a classroom of kids out hiking. It was nice to see kids outside taking advantage of the beauty they are surrounded by.
I have to get my bird book out to identify these little birds. They were all over the place. This man told me they were Indigo Buntings; but, I'm not too sure about that - in fact, pretty sure they are not. It looks like an Eastern Bluebird to me. They were swift and wouldn't stand still for a good photo!
This was a different kind of little bird, and I don't even have a guess as to what it is. I couldn't get a good enough look at it.
This, I absolutely can identify - a dog!
Continuing on the trail to the waterfall.
Being out here makes me happy!
Pretty scenery along the way.
This is a nice shelter where you get a spectacular of the waterfall.
A pathway leads you down closer to the waterfall.
HIGH FALLS
You can see the covered bridge at the top of the fall from here.
Could I possibly be any more narcissistic???
Some pretty stuff!
