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F/B Hike: Little Stony Creek Falls – From the Top, Sunday, May 26, 2013 | F/B Hike: Little Stony Creek Falls – From the Top, Sunday, May 26, 2013 | ||
Contact: Vic Hasler | Contact: Vic Hasler (423-239-0388) | ||
More driving, but starting at the picturesque waterfall. As reported last year, some trail above the Hanging Rock Recreation Area has caved away, thus closing a short section. We can still experience this favorite hike by driving an extra 20 minutes along very winding VA72 onto gravel forest service roads to reach the upper parking lot. From there, we’ll hike down the trail to see the upper (plunge) and middle (curtain) waterfalls and then double back to the parking lot. If there’s time and interest, I would like to proceed north to check out part of the lesser used Chief Benge Scout Trail (CBST). Hike distance can be two (just the lower section) up to four miles total with CBST. Bring water, snack, comfortable walking shoes, bug spray, and towel if you plan on briefly wading at the falls. Walking on the CBST might involve some stream crossings without bridges, thus water shoes, if desired. Let’s leave at 1PM from the parking lot below “McDonalds” (now being rebuilt) in Colonial Heights for the 75 minute drive. For further information, check the trail wiki links or call/e-mail the hike leader. | More driving, but starting at the picturesque waterfall. As reported last year, some trail above the Hanging Rock Recreation Area has caved away, thus closing a short section. We can still experience this favorite hike by driving an extra 20 minutes along very winding VA72 onto gravel forest service roads to reach the upper parking lot. From there, we’ll hike down the trail to see the upper (plunge) and middle (curtain) waterfalls and then double back to the parking lot. If there’s time and interest, I would like to proceed north to check out part of the lesser used Chief Benge Scout Trail (CBST). Hike distance can be two (just the lower section) up to four miles total with CBST. Bring water, snack, comfortable walking shoes, bug spray, and towel if you plan on briefly wading at the falls. Walking on the CBST might involve some stream crossings without bridges, thus water shoes, if desired. Let’s leave at 1PM from the parking lot below “McDonalds” (now being rebuilt) in Colonial Heights for the 75 minute drive. For further information, check the trail wiki links or call/e-mail the hike leader. | ||