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Miners Falls, a 50-foot free fall tumbling into a mossy nook, is a big payoff for a short walk. The visual beauty of the falling water is only part of the story here.
A shady alcove behind the falls, and potholes carved into the bedrock below, offer a kind of etch-mark history of this place. Access is by way of a smooth constructed trail that winds through a fine maple-beech forest. This is an apt prelude for the show to come.
