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Seasonal Waterfall
Jackson Falls is a seasonal waterfall in Shawnee National Forest. The steep ravine made by the falls is a popular area for rock climbing as well. As a seasonal waterfall, it can completely dry up, s...
The drive (we drove from Glendale lake to Jackson falls) is a nausea inducing boring 25 mins+ slow drive on an unfinished pebbled road for the most part.. thank God we didn’t end up with a flat tire h...
Lovely trail inside the Shawnee National Forest, trail ends close to the small but wonderful waterfall. Hike difficulty is easy, still there is one part where you have to descend several meters on bet...
Great place to rock climb! Tons of lanes!! Camping sites range from small to large, no available water, one outhouse ( bring your own TP in case it runs out). No reserve camping spots....feeling lucky...
Beautiful but not particularly easy to navigate...
If you park at the trailhead, you will walk a relatively straight path 1/4 mile before reaching the top of the falls, overlooking the canyon below. My partner and I took the path to the left in hopes ...
Seasonal Waterfall
Jackson Falls is a seasonal waterfall in Shawnee National Forest. The steep ravine made by the falls is a popular area for rock climbing as well. As a seasonal waterfall, it can completely dry up, s...
Not worth it!
The drive (we drove from Glendale lake to Jackson falls) is a nausea inducing boring 25 mins+ slow drive on an unfinished pebbled road for the most part.. thank God we didn’t end up with a flat tire h...
Very nice hike
Lovely trail inside the Shawnee National Forest, trail ends close to the small but wonderful waterfall. Hike difficulty is easy, still there is one part where you have to descend several meters on bet...
Jackson Falls
Great place to rock climb! Tons of lanes!! Camping sites range from small to large, no available water, one outhouse ( bring your own TP in case it runs out). No reserve camping spots....feeling lucky...
Beautiful but not particularly easy to navigate...
If you park at the trailhead, you will walk a relatively straight path 1/4 mile before reaching the top of the falls, overlooking the canyon below. My partner and I took the path to the left in hopes ...