A wonderful state park with a very reasonable entrance fee. Check the state websites for fees, as it varies during the week. Wadsworth has some fantastic hiking trails during the year, which work wonderfully for snow shoeing during the winter months. The trails are well blazed and cared for. While hiking the length of the park can be a considerable distance (over 3 miles), the hike itself is fairly easy, with wide trails and minimal elevation changes. The views of the falls are fantastic. The southern tip of the park hosts Wadsworth Falls, along with a parking area for anyone not interested in walking along the trails. The northern end of the park has a beach, along with dressing rooms and bathroom facilities. The beach sits on a small lake, so don't expect anything too deep. However, it's perfect for families with young children. There is also a shaded picnic area for lunch or escape from the sun. The Little Falls are found in the middle of the park. Follow the blue blazed trail, looking out for signs directing you to Little Falls. (Wadsworth Falls is marked as "Big Falls.") This park is also home do a giant laurel, a mountain laurel that has grown to be over 15 feet tall and 30 feet in diameter. Many of the stems and branches are nearly a foot wide. A very interesting specimen for any flora enthusiasts!