To hike upstream: While driving on Newville Road, when you reach the address 1593, DSC01909
DSC01901 watch for steep dirt road on your right, leading into the woods. Drive up the dirt road and park at a clearing. At the northeast end of the clearing, a short trail leads upward to a small clearing above the first and tallest falls. The cliffs in this area are extremely steep, and caution must be used. To see more falls, continue to the brook and begin your hike upstream from here. You will not find a trail, but there are easier routes while rockhopping and climbing around the river. In some areas, you must bypass cliff walls by DSC01923climbing through the woods or swimming through the pools. There are deadfalls blocking travel up river and other obstacles. This is not an easy endeavour and expect to be wet for the trip! That being said, the surrounding gully is impressive and the thick canopy of trees will keep you dry from the rain. The last fall can be found after 2 1/2 hours of travel up river. (OSM data version: 2016-05-10T14:41:03Z) #mapsme

Walters house (OSM data version: 2016-05-10T14:41:03Z) #mapsme

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Paul bear River bargain and books (OSM data version: 2016-05-10T14:41:03Z) #mapsme

How-e-ah (OSM data version: 2016-12-14T16:41:03Z) #mapsme