Pearson's Falls and Glen

This is a beautiful spot for sure! The falls are awesome! Only a short 10 minute hike up a very scenic trail. There are other small tributaries coming down hills and over rock with nice lush vegetation. Many benches and plenty of picnic tables to enjoy and relax. Recommend for sure

First time visiting Pearson's Falls and Glen. Awesome place to visit to hike out 1/4 mile to a 90 foot waterfall. So peaceful by the stream with plenty of places to sit and relax. Many picnic tables to use. The entire facility was extremely clean. There is a small admission of $5 for adults and $1 for kids. No pets are allowed. Lots of wildflowers and plants to see.

Beautiful and clean. Plenty of benches on the path to main waterfall. Picnic tables also. Beautiful!!! Nice trail and easy pleasant walk not rushed, go at your pace and enjoy God's beautiful work as you reach the goal. Well worth the journey.

Absolutely beautiful!! This waterfall is 90 ft. tall. The trail is only 1/4 mile to the major falls, but it trickles down beside the trail as you walk up the rocky, windy, kind of hilly moderate trail. Several benches, picnic tables to sit and relax along the way and enjoy the rushing waters. Very shady, well kept, clean. It is $5 a person, and oh so worth it.

Pearson's Falls were a really nice surprise! The entrance to the park was about a mile off the main road, and cost $5 to get in to the private grounds. Once you're in, there's a short drive to the parking lot. The waterfall is a fairly easy 1/4 mile walk along a well maintained path. Parts of the railing have been replaced, and the rest could definitely do with some more upkeep as they're old and falling apart. The trail up to the falls is surrounded by lush vegetation, and runs along the river, where it crosses the river on an old, quaint stone bridge, where you have a lookout to the lower falls. Cross the bridge and the main 90' falls are just a short hop, skip and jump along the trail. There are benches and areas to sit along most of the path for people who need to take it easy or have little kids. I visited the falls at the beginning of November in a dry time, and there wasn't as much water as I've seen in some photos of the falls, but they were still beautiful, especially with the foliage turning fall colors. These are not the tallest falls I've visited, but at 90' they're no slouch either. I really enjoyed my time there, and I would highly recommend visiting Pearson's Falls if you're in the area.

Had a great time! Breathtaking scenery all around. The walking trail up to the waterfall is very nice, there are picnic areas all over, and plenty of benches to rest on. Very well maintained and taken care of! It costs $5 for adults and $1 for children; well spent! The memories made here are priceless!

Beautifully maintained family friendly park. Trail to the falls is easy but does require some attention to where and how you step. Most of the trail has a handrail on right going up. Wildflowers are beautiful in April & May. There is a fee per person to enter park. Only service animals are allowed.

Such a beautiful trail! While this is an easy hike, it's not really stroller or wagon-friendly for some parts of it. It's about 1/4 mile long. Gorgeous scenery with water falls, rocks, greenery and it's shaded most of the way. There are benches along the pathway, to sit on and enjoy the views.