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A walking stick will be good

You might need water shoes

Burgess Falls State Park covers 350 acres along the banks of the aptly named Falling Water River. Visitors can enjoy a hike along the river that will take them past 4 different waterfalls, the highest of which is the eponymous Burgess Falls.

Water cascades over Burgess Falls from a height of 136 feet, while 200-foot limestone cliffs rise alongside it. The parking area can fill up quickly, so getting an early start is a good idea.

In order to get to this point you'll have to cross Cane Creek 8-9 times, so make sure you have appropriate footwear. Also, the cliff edges are very sheer so it may not be the best option if you are afraid of heights. That being said, the views are incredible and for a rather short hike there is a lot to see and do along the way.

From here you get a great view of the Window Cliffs, and this could be a good place to turn around. However, if you want to continue on you can hike all the way to the cliffs themselves, but they are quite sheer and may not be the best for those with a fear of heights. Also, just a little further on is a beautiful waterfall that makes another great destination.

It says it’s a strenuous hike but it’s really not that bad. It’s an out and back but that last small coming back up you go 1100 feet a cent. Other than that is one of the best hikes I’ve done.

Martha's Overlook is a great viewpoint off the side of the Upland Trail. You get panoramic views of the Virgin Falls State Natural Area, and you can continue along the Upland Trail and loop around back to the car.