Yoder Falls

"No signs for the trail just a path off the side of the road. The trail is very steep as well."

"Not for the weak of heart. Must not be fearful of heights, getting wet, filthy, sweaty and steep slopes. If you're cool with all of that then this will be one hell of an adventure!!!! We had a complete blast!!! Some seem to have a hard time finding the trail head, well... if you park and look with the road to your back then it'll be on the left. It's not too difficult to find. We took our time adventuring down the trail, stopping to meet salamanders, taking pics of mushrooms and enjoying the flowers. At the bottom of the trail you'll find the remains of a trolley bridge, that's where the lack of trail starts and the real excitement begins. Lots of climbing, half of us getting our shoes soaked and many slippery surfaces. After spending a good amount of time admiring the falls we decided instead of back tracking that we were going to scale the side of the hill. We all had on very good hiking boots. Do not attempt this with them, actually most probably shouldn't attempt it. But we are crazy and had a great time ♡"

"Very steep and probably unattainable for less active individuals. Bear droppings and possible cave near entrance."

"Super awesome spot. Hidden in the woods down a steep path. Not for kids or elderly. But takes you to an epic spot"

"Super steep trail if you get to the bottom you went too far, a lot of fun finding the falls there I posted a picture of the tree on the left side of the trail with arrows pointing to the falls. It gets even steeper to get to the falls but totally worth it and its worth it to go to the bottom too, tons of massive rock formations."