Upper St. Clair Waterfalls 1329 Manor Drive, Upper Saint Clair, PA 15241

"Beautiful fall walk! You can park in the parking lot by the baseball/soccer fields and walk down a small paved path to a grass/rock path. There was a small waterfall and access to a river. To find the waterfall you go down the path until you see a bridge in your left then cross the bridge and make a left. To access the river you walk past the bridge (not across it) and you will see a small clearing on your left. I attached some pictures to help with navigation."

"To get to this trail you can park at Morton Fields. There is an entrance on Morton Rd with a marker - see photo. From there, follow through until you see the gravel trail staty between two wooden posts (see pic again). Aside from awful directions, the hike is short to the falls but the trail connects to a very large trail system of Boyce Mayview Park, going all the way to the "PennDOT Wetlands." When I went, the water level was low and the air really stank around the water, making me think it's not very clean. Not worth the trip in retrospect. Also consistently sloped so the trek back is 100% uphill."

"Plenty of walking trails but not a very big waterfall but still peaceful and nice"

"Small and beautiful waterfall. The place is calm and lush with greens. There is a direct access from the road or can be get to from the trials too."

"When you think about a waterfall, it is very disappointing. The water flow was very low. Even the path to get there would be blocked if there was more water. So I wouldn't suggest making a trip here for the falls. If you're local or just wanted a different walk in the woods, maybe...haha. The Google directions had me in the middle of the street. But 500 yards before that, there's a field. I parked there and if you look towards the woods you'll see two wooden post. Walk into the woods there and it's a gravel trail. After you walk down the hill on the trails. There will be a wooden bridge on the left hand side. Cross the bridge and make a left towards the falls."