Cascade Falls: which leads you to the waterfall, provides everything you need for a fantastic hike. Despite being quite short and not too difficult, it features magnificent scenery, well-maintained.
Statons Creek Falls:This Virginia waterfall is easily accessible, yet it is one of the state’s lesser-known. With gorgeous drives, climbs, and more waterfalls nearby, this may be just the beginning.
Falls of Dismal: comes from its source, Dismal Creek. Dismal Creek’s Falls of Dismal is a 10-foot multi-tiered cascade. It’s easy to get to from the road or a side trail off the Appalachian Trail.
Rose River Falls:This lovely Rose River Falls trail follows the Rose River almost the entire way to the falls, providing stunning views and soothing sounds to accompany your stroll.
Dark Hollow Falls:This stunning waterfall in Virginia is located off Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. Because of its beautiful environment, it is a favorite walk among residents.
Crabtree Falls:This is Virginia’s tallest waterfall and one of the tallest east of the Mississippi. It lowers 1,200 feet in total over a half-mile. One portion includes a 500-foot-long waterfall.
Great Falls:only 15 minutes from downtown Washington, D.C. Here, the Potomac River rushes through Mather Gorge, where jagged rocks line the path.
Devil’s Bathtub: is a lovely pool of water at the base of a little waterfall. The Devil’s Fork Loop trail is the path you take to get to the waterfall. It winds through a forest and crosses multiple.
Falls Ridge Preserve:has an 80-foot waterfall, cascades, caverns, and travertine cliffs. The waterfall is one of the world’s largest exposed travertine deposits. Travertine is a type of tan-colored .
Stiles Falls: is a lovely trail that leads to a stunning 40-foot waterfall hidden in verdant woodland. Enjoy your stroll through the woods, crossing Purgatory Creek before arriving at the falls.