Cascade Trail - Trailhead

Karen Munze

Some rocks & roots to look out for. Relatively easy otherwise. One tricky spot where trail ends up in the rocks in creek bed but with careful rock hopping you can regain the trail. Wear sturdy footwear. Cascade best seen if you climb down to the creek bed at the trail end. Park at the end of the school lot or the Y lot to find trailhead. Follow blue paint markers through residential neighborhood until reaching actual trail. Takes about 1.5 hours without a lot of loitering. Might not be the best with little kids. Some spots may be tricky if one is inexperienced and carrying a child on their back. If this is helpful, click "like".

Bobby Hillard

It's a short walk. Nothing to insane. Great for a stroll on lunch if you're working locally. It's nature, what's not to love. The falls aren't exactly what you expect of a typical waterfall but still a phenomenal sight. I've been about ten times this year. It's a great local waterfall.

Acindra Rondeau

Super easy trail, my 3 yr old hikes it with me! The end of the trail right by the falls can get a little slippery and some spots get washed out if the waters high. Tends to be a more populated trail.

Erin Scott

Wow the most beautiful peaceful area, I have been. Believe me I've been to alot of places. Few pointers though. You have to park at the YMCA. The trail starts behind the building right in front of the elementary school. Same parking lot as the Y. When you walk over the bridge, you have to walk straight on the street and follow the signs to the trail head. There are multiple signs on the way there.