Peanut Leap Cascade — Attraction in Town of Orangetown

This was my first time going on this hike. As a solo female hiker it took me 2 hours and 50 minutes to scramble over the boulders known as the "Giant Stairs." I made sure to go slowly so as to not twist an ankle and I took lots of water breaks. I even took a lunch break and had a sandwich among the boulders. I'm glad I had hiking boots to support my ankles and that I gave myself plenty of time for this hike. I started my hike at 9 am by enjoying the beautiful view from the Lookout. Then I went to the left of the Cafe to start the Long Path going in the opposite direction. I followed the teal blazes or markings on the trees all along trails A,B, and C in that order. I crossed the road to continue on the Long Path. Then I descended down a lot of steps to get to the river. At the bottom I made a right and walked along the water and enjoyed the beautiful fall folloage. Then I backtracked and headed towards the boulders. After slowly going over the boulders I enjoyed the trail along the river and wound up by the waterfall. I definitely plan on returning and spending the...

Getting to the falls isn’t easy. But if you are physically fit and able to go down and up large steps made out of rocks, it is beyond worth it. The steps are uneven and pretty massive at some points, so proper footwear is a must. Also be cognizant that not watching where you’re stepping and falling is potentially very dangerous. That being said, the views of the falls, the stream, and the river are gorgeous. 100% would do...

The trail to Peanut Cascade Falls is moderately challenging, making it suitable for both seasoned hikers and adventurous beginners. The path winds through lush forests, with occasional clearings that provide breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Expect a mix of terrains, including rocky patches and well-trodden dirt trails. Sturdy footwear is highly...