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Glen Falls
Glen Falls features a series of beautiful cascades. There are three major falls and several smaller rushes, all of which you can access from the trail. Pay attention to which turn on the trail you make as there are several off-shoots from the main trail. From top to bottom, the trail is one mile long and descends 700 feet. The hike down is easy since you are descending but coming back up is steep.
Drive Hwy 106 South from Highlands and travel 1.7 miles to the sign for the Falls. Turn left, then immediately right onto a dirt road. Drive 1.1 miles to where the road dead-ends at a parking area. From there, you can either take the Glen Falls Trail or the Chinquapin Mountain Trail.