Neversink Gorge Trails 754 Katrina Falls Road, Rock Hill, NY 12775

"9mile hike . Mullet falls , Denton falls and high falls loop . Very pretty ."

"First off I am by no means a Girl Scout and find a lot of trails confusing and lacking good markers. We started out at Wolf Brook Multiple Area but quickly realized that was the trail for walking along the power lines... Does it eventually hook up with Falls?! Unsure but it looked Loooong so we ended up driving to the Katarina Fall Trailhead... This trail is fairly well marked but still could use better markings... Like would it kill anyone to actually have an arrow pointing to Katarina Parking because it's very confusing with just "waterfall loop" signs. I'm sure if you walk these enough you'll understand but whatever route we took I expected about two hours but it was a three hour walk. Idk about a loop, does it loop?! We walked to Mullet Falls and back tracked out the way we came (well we actually turned the wrong direction and realized when we saw a sign for Denton Falls we went wrong way) As far as the trails most of it is like walking a dried up river bed... Loads of rocks, big, small, loose so ya gotta watch your steps and wear good hiking boots! Definitely not flat so expect some good inclines and a calf workout! Would not take small children or anyone out of shape... Not for strollers! Go early morning to avoid people and to have the falls to yourself... Mullet Fall is truly beautiful... Great hike!"

"Not my first time there but definitely a lucky time, with very impressive view of the falls, after the previous rain. I definitely suggest seeing all three waterfalls, especially the last one (High Falls), but even Mullet Falls was quite beautiful. The trail is easy to follow, it has some elevation gain and it will take about 11 miles to reach High Falls and back (included the two loops of Mullet and Denton)"

"Very limited parking. But, if you're one of the few to get one of the legal spots, you will be in for a great day hiking and being one with nature! The aprox 6.25mi round trip blue trail to the High Falls was clean, well-maintained and clearly labeled. The terrain is moderately challenging with narrow paths at times, frequently changing graded elevation with small to medium rock formations, running water, mud, loose gravel, and tree obstacles. Traffic on the path was light, pets are allowed, and animal nature was limited to insects, frogs, salamanders, and a Gartner snake (it was a humid and spoty rain shower day)."

"This was my first time here, and I traveled the Mullet Brook Falls trail, following the instructions on the trail sign board at the entrance. The instructions are easy to follow, I took a picture of them to use along the way, but the trails are very clearly marked, so that was great. There are some parking spots available at the entrance, for probably less than 20 cars. Which was fine for me because while there were some cars occupying some of the spaces provided, there were also a few spots left from me to choose from. I'm not sure if these trails ever get very busy, though. Shortly after passing the gate towards the trails, you will see a lock box under a sign with all the trails listed on it that says 'PLEASE REGISTER'. Pull the lever up, and you will find a large green notebook and pencil inside, intended for hikers to sign. It will ask for information such as: their names, where they're from, their phone numbers, how many people are in their group, their length of stay, which trail they'll be hiking on and there's a check-box you can mark off on your way back to record that you've completed your hike. I LOVE this! Especially because theres very little (in random spots) to absolutely no cell service in this area. I have been on a couple of trails that offer this, but not many. Speaking of no cell service - on the trailhead sign board before the entrance, there is a QR code on the bottom right you can scan to download Avenza Maps to your phone. I definitely recommend doing this! Then, download the free map for Neversink. It really helped me on my hike, as I did get a bit lost on my way back, and it worked with no service. I would say this trail is moderate. There are some flat and easy to walk sections, but there are also a lot more rocky and steep areas. You have to do a bit of light climbing a time or two and walk across some rocky parts to get through a few creeks. This trail is beautiful and, at times, slightly challenging, but worth it! I wouldn't recommend bringing small children on these trails, or at least not on the Mullet Brook Trail, lol. The waterfall wasn't very large, but it was worth the hike. You can sit on some huge rocks pretty close to the falls and relax (swimming is NOT permitted!). I was able to sit close enough to feel a nice breeze from the falls - it was wonderful."