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An amazing view overlooking the Middle Falls. A bit tricky to find the path from the Middle Falls lower part, but it's about 50-100 feet from the stairs to the waterfall itself. Look for a moss covered trail marker about 3 feet high, 30 feet into the trail.

Bring a raincoat because you'll be getting sprayed! Also consider bringing hiking poles as it can get muddy and slippery. There's a path on the right side to go near the back of the waterfall for a unique view. The path to the higher view of the middle falls is tricky to spot. There is a moss covered trail marker about 30 feet into the trail.

Bring a raincoat, because at the bottom you'll be so close you'll be getting sprayed! Recommend to bring hiking poles, as it can be very muddy and slippery. There are stairs in parts, but they're not in great condition.

If you're planning to run any part of this trail, show up early; the trailhead parking area only holds about 30 cars. You'll need a Discover Pass ($35 annual, or $11.50 day pass) to enter. In the eastern reaches of the park, you may hear gunfire from the nearby shooting range.

Capitol State Forest, spanning 110,000 acres, boasts the intriguing Mima Mounds. As a multi-use haven, it accommodates off-road motorcycles, mountain biking, horseback riding, and hiking, fostering successful coexistence among diverse recreational groups.

Follow the creek to see series of small waterfalls.

Fall Creek Campground has eight first-come, first-served sites and a horse corral. The trailhead provides access to a system of trails open to hikers, equestrians, and cyclists in the south end of the forest. A Discover Pass is required to park anywhere in the Capitol State Forest.

A Discover Pass is required to park at the trailhead. The Mima Falls trail system is open to hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. Gunfire from the nearby shooting range can be heard throughout most of the eastern parts of the trail system.