Lace Falls

"Lace Falls is a short trail beyond Natural Bridge. It's a nice photo spot and easy to get to. Level walking about .75 miles from entrance. There is a stone wall to rest if needed."

"A short but rewarding trail ending in a waterfall. The first portion is the most difficult with a set of stairs taking you down to the path. After that you come around a corner to the natural bridge. From there the grade of the path is mostly level. There are 12 mile markers indicating a tenth of a mile. Around 5 was the salt petter cave and after that the waterfall is at 12."

"Small waterfall that is less than a mile walk on mostly paved trails passed the Natural Bridge. Keep walking in the trail that leads you through the natural bridge and then keep walking until it ends at the falls. There are several stops along the way - a salt Peter cave, living Indian village, a water ford you can dip your feet into. An easy walk."

"This falls is small but good. After you visit natural bridge it might take 20 minutes to reach this falls . If you are in hurry you can skip this spot not must to do but good spot. You walk through 1. Monacan history site 2. small bridge on water 3. A cave made up of single rock 4. Then walk to falls There are sitting arrangements so that you can sit and watch the grace of falls Overall good spot"

"Make sure you walk all the way up the trail, pass the Natural Bridge so you can see the nature and the peaceful Lace Falls. I personally recommend this to be your stop when you drive true Virginia. Visit the Caverns at Natural Bridge and the Natural Bridge park. It is always nice to spend time in nature and to see some of the incredible beauty of mother nature. Virginia is well know for the greenery but this park is quite and beautiful. There is a nice gift shop with very friendly people."