Enders Brooks Falls — Attraction in Granby

Enders Brook Falls

Oh my goodness! Today, I wandered through Enders Brook Falls in West Granby, Connecticut. So magical here! ☺️

While I saw a gravel path running through the forest 🌳, I mostly descended and ascended slowly along the grand staircase that followed the multiple waterfalls 💦 Along the way, I paused to be with the land and water. Oh, I loved being here and stayed longer than I had intended.

I saw many Hemlock 🌲 and Yellow Birch 🌳 trees within this forest. One of my pictures is of incredibly spreading roots towards the water of a Yellow Birch. With much moisture out here, mushrooms 🍄 are fruiting. I could smell them before I even saw any.

Oh, and I know I am being brought to these spaces to be with the land and water 💦, tuning into her energy, and sharing LOVE. ‘Thank you for bringing me here,’ I said to the angels while sitting on some boulders by the flowing water. I was thanking them for bringing me to this space and for bringing me to Earth 🌍 for this...

The hiking part is pretty simple, as other said, easy and fast, however, I would consider this trail more as something to explore and throw yourself into nature. The average hiking time according to the app is about 25-30 minutes, but I spent a couple hours there immersed in nature, capturing a lot of pictures of these beautiful mushrooms, be careful where you step, there are a lot of those little babies if you go to the right is where you would be able to immerse in the woods. If you go to the left following the gravel path, you'll find the falls, which are amazing, and you can bring your swimsuit and get in the water, I touched it and it was a good temperature, so with this heat I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy it! I always bring a plastic bag yo pickup the trash I find on my way, even though the place is super clean, it was still sad to find dunkin cups and even a small...

Beautiful place to photograph. The trail and steps are well maintained. You can take a nice refreshing dip in the water. Be careful with the slippery rocks! There's ample parking and a handicap porter potty by the lot. There are no picnic benches, but you can plop down on a rock and have a nice picnic while listening to the stream. Definitely go check...