
A short, moderately steep forest trail leads to a 100–foot cascade that tumbles through a mossy, boulder‑strewn gorge — excellent for intimate waterfall, stream, and woodland shots. Best after spring rains or in fall for colorful foliage; overcast mornings give even light and reduced highlights on water. Trailhead parking is roadside on Highlands Hwy with limited spaces; no permit required for day visits. Expect slippery rocks and a short scramble near the falls; plan for tripod access and low-

A short, moderately steep forest trail leads to a 100–foot cascade that tumbles through a mossy, boulder‑strewn gorge — excellent for intimate waterfall, stream, and woodland shots. Best after spring rains or in fall for colorful foliage; overcast mornings give even light and reduced highlights on water. Trailhead parking is roadside on Highlands Hwy with limited spaces; no permit required for day visits. Expect slippery rocks and a short scramble near the falls; plan for tripod access and low-