Buttermilk Falls
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We decided to make a hike of it, so we parked at the Escarpment Rail Trail parking lot, crossed Mountain Brow Blvd and followed a trail which takes you slowly down to the creek bed. Then we followed the creek all the way to the falls. This is NOT a drive-by look-see. We enjoyed the nature hike and the final destination was satisfying. Proper attire is recommended, since you will negotiate a variety of challenges along the creek, like tree trunks, rocks, water and mud. Grab something to use as a walking stick. Those only looking to step out of their car and take a photo should look elsewhere, like the nearby Albion Falls.
David PiccoDavid Picco
90
This is an ok falls I would say as there was some water going over it when we were there but can totally see how many are disappointed when visiting in the spring as I'm pretty sure it would be dried up to nothing. We've had alot of rain the past two weeks and it still was not very impressive but was still a nice walk and we were able to walk over to Albuon falls which was much more impressive. You can see both photos in the reviews but would recommend a spring (usually more water) or late fall visit (for the tree colors).
Filipe CaiadoFilipe Caiado
00
Buttermilk Falls offers an extraordinary hiking experience that immerses visitors in the serene beauty of nature. The hike to the falls is moderately challenging, making it accessible for most hikers while still providing a sense of adventure. The trail is well-maintained, meandering through lush forests that resonate with the sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves. As you ascend, the gentle rush of water grows louder, building anticipation for the view that awaits. My wife and I love it.
Adam OldfieldAdam Oldfield
30
I will give this place an average rating- only because you are not allowed to go to the fall and need to view it from afar, so beats the purpose "of visiting a fall". The trail walk to the fall is actually better and worth it, beautiful for pictures and some silence. You are expected to follow the marked trail only else you are faced with a fine, however I did notice a bunch of people take the unmarked path.
FleurFleur
30
Cute little falls. Best to visit in spring and winter when there’s more water. Gorgeous hiking nearby and a short hike from Albion falls. Parking nearby. Please don’t trash the trails! Take your sh*t back with you people. Lot and lots of Timmy’s cups and food wrappers everywhere, your mom is not there to clean after you so take back your trash or finish that coffee/tea before you get on the trail!
HediaHedia
30
Hidden Perfection until after we planned our trips today we found Buttermilk falls by accident. We loved the area, the sights, the fall colors, the trails and most of all the falls. Small but very nice. The area was so quiet and not busy even on Thanksgiving holiday weekend. A few couples passed us and we all had the same ideas of family photos overlooking the area of falls colors.
Tim Chase PhotographyTim Chase Photography
30
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