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Great view and also swimming opportunity.

This is one of the most distant overlooks of the Fall Creek Falls within the park. You get a lot of solitude from this cliff if you put in the time to tackle the Paw Paw Trail. The trail to this overlook is notorious for having lots of blow-downs, but the park rangers do a great job at trying to keep the path clear.

This sweet suspension bridge crosses Piney Creek, which is sometimes flowing heavily. The bridge looks a lot higher than it actually is (it's really only like 15 feet above the creek bed). If you want to get to the western view of Piney Creek Falls, you have to cross this bridge.

There are a handful of backcountry campsites in Fall Creek Falls State Park, and this is one of the more popular primitive sites. You can actually run on a newer section of the trail a little past this point, but the first couple miles of the trail are by far the most traveled. With a vault toilet and a water spigot, this spot makes for a good turn around point anyway.

There are a handful of backcountry campsites in Fall Creek Falls State Park, and this is one of the more popular primitive sites. You can actually hike on a newer section of the trail a little past this point, but the first couple miles of the trail are by far the most traveled. With a vault toilet and a water spigot, this spot makes for a good turn around point anyway.

Piney Creek Falls is a 95-foot waterfall in Fall Creek Falls State Park that is off by itself compared to the cluster of other waterfalls. You would think this was a huge cascade if you weren't aware there was a 256-foot waterfall in the park (aka, Fall Creek Falls waterfall). There are a couple spots where you can view the falls, but this eastern view is the most popular. Unfortunately, there is no official route to the base of the falls unless you bring rapelling equipment.

Piney Creek Falls is a 95-foot waterfall in Fall Creek Falls State Park that is off by itself compared to the cluster of other waterfalls. You would think this was a huge cascade if you weren't aware there was a 256-foot waterfall in the park (aka, Fall Creek Falls waterfall). There are a couple spots where you can view the falls, but this eastern view is the most popular. Unfortunately, there is no official route to the base of the falls unless you bring rapelling equipment.

Fall Creek Falls State Park is a huge state park at nearly 30,000 acres, and the park's lake is no small reservoir either. The lake totals 345 acres and is super popular for fishing. There are a bunch of trails that hug the shores of the water and lead out to sand and pebble beaches.