For picnickers who prefer a more rustic setting for their meal, numerous rocks around the falls can be used as a table and chair. Jackson is said to have stopped at the falls often during his journeys down the old Natchez Trace. Gail Bosomworth of Belleville, Ill., said the scenery at the falls is well worth the hike down the steep trail. Benches are found along the trail for visitors who need to rest during the climb out of the canyon. At the falls, rock bluffs that surround Jackson Creek rise more than 80 feet above the canyon floor.
Large trees provide a dense shade over the falls.
Sharon Jewell of Daytona Beach, Fla., said the waterfalls are spectacular. You don't find anything like this down in Florida. Picnic tables are available at the top of the trail that leads to the falls. Another trail at Jackson Falls leads to an overlook to towers 30 stories above the Duck River and provides an excellent view of a nearby farm and the surrounding countryside. About 15 miles south of Jackson Falls is Fall Hollow.