I love this place. Paula Balika took several photographs of the falls that she plans to show her friends in Michigan. When they see these pictures, I think they will want to come here themselves. At Fall Hollow, a paved trail leads to an overlook at the main falls. An unimproved trail with numerous large rocks and muddy areas leads to the small falls and into the base of the hollow.
Adventurous visitors can walk along a narrow ledge behind the main waterfall.
On hot days, many visitors wade in the pool at the base of the falls. Between the waterfall sites is another popular stop for Trace travelers, especially those riding bicycles. A large barn that was used for drying tobacco now provides a cool spot for Trace bike riders to rest. Exhibits at the barn explain how tobacco is grown along the northern part of the Trace. Autumn is a good time to visit the falls, when the hardwood trees that grow around them are decked out in colorful foliage.