Burgess Falls State Park Cabins

This difficult trail takes hikers past 4 waterfalls along Falling Water River and provides outstanding views at the top of Lower Falls. Covering 800 meters, the trail is well worth doing, should you be interested in a challenge.

This kid-friendly 1.1-mi. trail takes hikers to the base of Burgess Falls. Animal lovers will be especially happy to know that there are plenty of opportunities to spot local wildlife along this route.

This 500-meter trail of moderate difficulty is ideal for older children, while breathtaking views reward you once you reach the top of the ridge.

Featuring wildflowers that regularly draw thousands of beautiful butterflies, the Native Butterfly Garden promises to be a hit with the whole family. The annual Butterfly Garden Celebration also helps educate children on the different species and local plantlife.

A popular pastime for anyone visiting Burgess Falls State Park, fishing while here is a must-do activity. Anglers will find largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and bream below the dam where the water is calmer. Spots by the fishing pier are in high demand, so be sure to get there early.

With Night Herons and swallows being regular visitors to the park, birding is a fun way to engage with the local birdlife. Visitors can also take advantage of the observation deck to spot local water birds congregating on the tranquil lake.