
After taking in the lake, Dad and I headed out to the Cascades. The area around the Cascades has been designated as a state park and preserved for recreational use by the public. There is a trail that follows Little Stoney Creek upstream to the 60 foot waterfall. The valley offers a great resource for hiking, photography, and fishing. When running, the creek has also been paddled by determined and adventerous kayakers.




At the end of the trail, you are rewarded with a beautiful view of this 60 foot waterfall....a serene place to reflect, have a picnic, or swim if you can endure the cold water.
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