High Falls Loop

The High Falls Loop in DuPont State Recreational Forest is typically accessed from the High Falls Access Area parking lot. This is the most common starting point for exploring the waterfalls.

Yes, the High Falls Loop is dog-friendly! You can bring your furry companion along, but please ensure they remain on a leash at all times to protect wildlife and for the safety of other visitors.

The High Falls Loop is beautiful year-round. Mid to late October offers stunning fall colors, while winter can present unique ice formations around the falls. Spring and summer provide lush green scenery. Consider visiting during off-peak hours to avoid crowds, especially on weekends.

No, there are no entrance fees or permits required to access DuPont State Recreational Forest or to hike the High Falls Loop. It is free and open to the public.

The loop primarily follows a gravel road, making for a generally smooth path. However, be prepared for some fairly steep sections, especially between the Triple Falls Overlook and the Covered Bridge. The trail winds through beautiful hardwood forests.

This route offers spectacular views of the Little River and features two main attractions: the impressive Triple Falls Overlook, a three-tiered cascade, and the majestic 150-foot High Falls. You'll also pass a covered bridge that provides a unique perspective of High Falls.

Yes, the High Falls Loop is generally considered family-friendly. Its relatively short distance and well-maintained gravel path make it suitable for most ages. However, be mindful of the steep sections, which might be challenging for very young children or those with mobility issues.

Yes, the High Falls Loop is part of a larger network of trails within DuPont State Recreational Forest. This specific komoot route covers sections of the official High Falls Trail and the High Falls Loop trail, and also overlaps with parts of the Triple Falls Trail.

Yes, picnic shelters are available within DuPont State Recreational Forest, often near the main access areas. Restroom facilities are also typically found at the primary parking lots, such as the High Falls Access Area.

This particular High Falls Loop is renowned for its multiple impressive waterfalls, including the iconic Triple Falls and the 150-foot High Falls, all accessible within a relatively short and well-maintained route. The presence of a covered bridge offering unique views also sets it apart.

Given the gravel terrain and potential for steep sections, comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots are recommended. Dress in layers, especially during fall and winter, and bring water. Don't forget your camera for the stunning waterfall views!