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    Cascade Waterfall

    4.3 (11 reviews)

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    Renee A.

    What a great way to spend the day with the hubby and dogs! Nice hike with gorgeous scenery! I took a lot of pictures as we meandered the trail. Can get a little crowded at the Falls but everyone got to enjoy! Just remember if you take your dog be sure to bring poop bags! Park at the YMCA for a nice stroll to the trailhead. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy it on the rocks. (Don't forget leave it as you found it!)

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    Rosie C.

    I had read about this waterfall and small hike on trip advisor. I am happy that we took the time to come here before our drive home. It is considered a relatively easy hike but for us novices it took a little over an hour. The path is marked clearly and many locals walk their cute dogs there, which was definitely a bonus feature. The air is so clean and it's a peaceful walk, I highly recommend!

    Stephen A.

    Such a great view for such a small walk. This capped of our road trip to North Adams and I'm so glad we came. Hike was probably around 20 minutes, definitely not the easiest 20 minutes but will be fine for most. And the waterfall has such a great pool at the bottom that is incredibly refreshing! It was great and was worth every minute.

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    Can't get there from here. No parking sign says park at YMCA. Then what? It's about three blocks away. Located in a neighborhood.

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    Parking: Park at the YMCA in the left lot across from Braydon Elementary School.

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    Only 3 stars due to the lack of privacy and accessibility to the bathroom. Hiking up a football…read morelength hill kinda bothered me. The tent sites have no privacy. I paid for 3 nights and vacated after 2

    This was the third or forth different DCR park that we've stayed at during the opening and/or…read moreclosing weekend of the season. We stayed for three nights over Columbus Day weekend, the last three nights that the park was open. Though it was technically fully booked, at least a third of the campers didn't show up, leaving us with lots of privacy on our first two nights! The park rangers on duty over the weekend were helpful and incredibly friendly. The camping sites are perfect walking distance to all of the trails and a nice mid-point if you plan on hiking several in one day. We enjoyed the Busby trail as well as doing some exploring around Bog Pond. Our big regret was saving Tannery Falls for our last morning and being surprised by a sudden bout of rain. Oh well, it'll give us something to return for! We stayed at site #29, which shares a long pathway (sloped, so it isn't good for a tent, but would be great for a few AWD cars) with site #28 (a beautiful grassy spot that we'd prefer over #29). It also backs up (about 10' of woods separating them) to site #30, which is a small space looking out onto the one-lane road and up the hill to the bathrooms. All of the outer spaces were moderately private with trees on three sides of them. The spaces that are in the center of the park are, as others indicate, very much out in the open. It's a rolling apple orchard with very few trees in it, so it's excellent for RVs, but maybe not the best for tents. Finally, the bathrooms were well within what I'd expect for a DCR facility, though the showers were the dingiest that I've experienced (bring a pair of flip flops!). That being said, there was never a shortage of paper towels, toilet paper, or hot water. There are also beautiful large sinks outside of each of the two bathrooms that are meant for washing dishes. The dumpsters and recycling containers are located at the entrance to the camp site loop and are an easy five-minute or less walk from any of the sites.

    Cascade Waterfall - hiking - Updated May 2026

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