Abrams Falls
Posted July 8th, 2007 by Jeff.
This is a really nice waterfall to visit, near Mendota, Virginia. I can't find a source to back me up on this, but I've heard its height is about 65 feet. It looks about that, to my untrained eye at least.
Directions:
Google Map
This Google Map will get you to the correct road; however, it calls it "Abrams Falls Rd". The only sign posted at the end of this road reads "634". Once you get to 634, turn onto it and follow it past a couple of houses, for no more than a mile, until you reach a gravel parking lot. Once you park, there will be a trail at the end of the parking lot, your side of the creek. Follow this trail along the bank above the creek. It's about a 15 minute hike, and pretty easy with the exception of a couple of rough spots where it would be easy to lose footing and go tumbling down the bank, but nothing the experienced and cautious hiker couldn't handle.
Directions:
Google Map
This Google Map will get you to the correct road; however, it calls it "Abrams Falls Rd". The only sign posted at the end of this road reads "634". Once you get to 634, turn onto it and follow it past a couple of houses, for no more than a mile, until you reach a gravel parking lot. Once you park, there will be a trail at the end of the parking lot, your side of the creek. Follow this trail along the bank above the creek. It's about a 15 minute hike, and pretty easy with the exception of a couple of rough spots where it would be easy to lose footing and go tumbling down the bank, but nothing the experienced and cautious hiker couldn't handle.
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