Bridal Veil Falls

"While the trail to the falls from the Visitor Center has you hop on/off a few roads, it is worth the "

"A very interesting natural wonder. This waterfall was splayed across the rock-face drop, but then “disappears” at the bottom as the creek takes a sharp left right at the bottom. Lots of rocks to climb around on to get interesting angles as shown, and it appears people swim here too (although it would be too dangerous to slide down the slippery slope). It took approx. 45 minutes to hike here from the main visitor center parking lot (at a brisk pace)."

"Long way down to enjoy these breathtaking falls but worth the 3 mi round trip steep incline trail"

"Shot an episode of my hiking YouTube channel "Beyond the Pavement" at these gorgeous falls today. Check it out at beyondthepavement DOT info To find out more. Would totally recommend this trail. Subscribe for more sweet trails like this one."

"There’s 2 routes to the falls- one from High Falls Access (4.4 miles round trip) and one from Fawn Lake (4.2 miles round trip, but more strenuous). It’s up to you to decide which route to take. The route from High Falls Access is just following 2 roads to get to the falls, and the route from Fawn Lake is following a few wooded trails to the falls. I’ve done both, but the route from High Falls access is easier, and you go past Lake Julia along the way. No matter what route you take, it’s worth it. It’s very obvious why these falls are called “Bridal Veil Falls”. There’s an upper and lower falls, and to get to the upper falls you need to walk up the side of the falls along the left on the rocks. It’s not as dangerous as people say it is- just don’t do anything retarded and you’ll be fine. There isn’t a way to photograph both falls at once, but the falls are still very beautiful regardless of that."