Cascade Brook Trailhead

"Beautiful! I'm on crutches and had no problem getting around. Went to also find the hoosic tunnel vent fan which was a really nice hike as well as ending up at "natural bridge" - another gorgeous spot with an amazing view over the quarry"

"falls are cool but the trail is very difficult and scary due to erosion, would not recommend for kids or most people"

"Falls are amazing."

"The trail is not easy mostly due to erosion and a stone wall. If you can get over the 5 foot stone wall you can go a ways up along the river but before you get the the main water fall there is path erosion, making the path about 5" wide with a somewhat steep drop off to the river. We elected not to cross that narrow 10 foot section. We never got within sight of the falls, we could catch a glimpse between the trees."

"We didn't find the trail head (which is not marked) and ended up scrabbling up the right side of the stream, facing upstream. Don't do it - there are parts that look like a trail but end in steep slopes and slippery mud. To find the actual trail, walk straight towards the tunnel, veer right to a low stone wall by the stream, scrabble over the wall and past the No Trespassing sign and you'll find a very walkable trail in short order, running along the left side of the stream. Erosion has made the trail tricky at a couple points and a walking stick may help. The cascades are beautiful - clear cold water coming down over solid stone from two high points and meeting to form the stream. This is private property and you walk at the sufferance of the owners, so it is especially important to remember the old adage, "take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints." Second in my book only to Tannery falls, and it's a close second."