Norman Wilder Forest

"Had a great hike up to see the falls. The trail is maintained and easy to follow. It’s very kid friendly."

"Love love this hiking trail. It has a two different trails. You can take a harder or a job easier path it has to falls you go over it’s absolutely stunning."

"Excellent dog friendly trail located in Polk county North Carolina near Tryon. There is a registration folder I'd ask about persons involved in the hike and number of dogs. Dogs are allowed on leash. The hikes are somewhat strenuous but lead through some interesting or aesthetically pleasing flora. The trails lead to two main destinations from the parking. One is the cliff and the other is the waterfall. The waterfall is named Drip Falls. Limited parking available but also not highly frequented by other visitors. You can also check the registry book and see if anyone else is there while you're there if you're looking for a more private and reclusive experience. A trail map is available at the beginning of the hike of big map on a poster board and there is smaller trail map brochure tri-fold things available to take with you on the trails. I highly recommend the Norman Wilder Forest to anyone in the area looking for an interesting patch to walk through without a lot of crowding."

"Good hike. Red trail to the wall is rightly labelled as "strenuous," a good chunk of the trail is a small rut on the side of the hill and the terrain is almost entirely uphill at a steep slope. Cool view of the wall at the top. Yellow trail to the falls is much easier, with a really cool view above the falls that sees the mountains in the distance."

"Great little uphill hike to a little waterfall. The foundation and chimney of an old building is also located along trail."