Overall rating: 4
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 1
Easy hike. Wet trail. Waterfalls and stream more visible in winter

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 2
One of my favorite hikes !! ever so short but so sweet, It is beutiful with no great views or overlooks its of the the most beutiful little creeks with an awsome little waterfalls all the way up the trail. last hiked 9/9/06

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 5

Overall rating: 4
Scenic rating: 4
Difficulty rating: 2
Very nice trail and easy for children 3 and up.

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 5

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 5
maybe for TD?

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 2
Beautiful hike to the Falls in Lake Burton area. Easy hike. Nice falls at the end of the trail. Not too crowded the day we did the hike.

Overall rating: 3
Scenic rating: 4
Difficulty rating: 2
Hike on 12/31/2008

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 4
Difficulty rating: 1
Trilliam, Solomon's Seal, Solomon's Plume, partridgeberry, trout lillies, foamflower, and lots of poison ivy. Rhododendrum line the trail on the hillside.

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 3
There's a sign from the highway to Hemlock Falls Trailhead, and parking right behind the sign. Do not park there, but follow the signs to the game station, drive past it, and the dirt road ends in a parking lot and big rock engraved with Hemlock Falls. If you park at the lot by the highway, you have to hike the loop trail until you hit the dirt road, then hike up the dirt road -- there is no signage to keep you from doing the entire loop and missing the way to the falls. In May of 2009 the falls were absolutely gorgeous, but you had to deal with some mud and creeks.

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 5

Overall rating: 5
Scenic rating: 5
Difficulty rating: 1
Water Shoes 1.5 Miles Camping allowed Easy