About Pine Falls
Nestled deep within the northern wilderness, Pine Falls is a breathtaking natural waterfall surrounded by dense pine forests and rich biodiversity. The falls drop over 30 feet into a crystal-clear pool, creating a soothing soundtrack that echoes through the trees.
Declared a protected ecological site in 1987, Pine Falls remains one of the region’s best-kept secrets — perfect for hikers, photographers, and those seeking peace away from urban life.
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Visitor Information
How to Get There
Drive 45 miles north on Highway 12, then take Forest Road 7B for 8 miles. Parking available at trailhead.
Best Time to Visit
Spring and early summer offer the fullest flow. Fall brings stunning foliage. Avoid winter due to icy paths.
What to Bring
Sturdy hiking boots, water, snacks, camera, and a reusable bag to carry out trash. Leave no trace!
Conservation Efforts
Pine Falls is maintained by the Green Valley Conservation Society. Volunteers work year-round to protect native flora and fauna, maintain trails, and educate visitors on sustainable tourism.
Your visit supports conservation—please respect all posted guidelines and stay on marked paths.