Crabtree Falls moderately difficult ~3.5-mile hike

Crabtree Falls is a series of cascade water falls in Nelson County, Virginia, known as the tallest waterfall in the East with a significant hike to the top. The area features a scenic, moderately difficult ~3.5-mile out-and-back hike with an incline of 1000 ft. The hike to the top is considered moderate, with some steep, rocky sections and stairs.
Hikers will encounter several viewpoints of the falls before reaching the top, with the final view overlooking Fork Mountain.

Warning signs advise against climbing on the slippery, moss-covered rocks in the river, as injuries and fatalities have occurred.

Parking: There is a daily fee of $3.00 per vehicle, collected on an honor system.
Address: 10636 Crabtree Falls Hwy , Tyro, VA 22976
Carpooling encouraged on your own.
Restrooms: Located at the base of the falls.

RSVP: If you find you’re not going to be able to attend, please update your RSVP to “Not Going” as soon as possible. This allows those on the waitlist to have the opportunity to attend.
DISCLAIMER: GetHiking organizers are not professional guides. Expect the same risks and take the same precautions you would if you were hiking alone. You are solely responsible for your own safety and well-being. With your RSVP you agree to participate at your own risk and are solely responsible for any damage to your property and/or any injury to yourself or your guest. When joining GetHiking you affirm that you knowingly and voluntarily agree not to bring any type of claim arising out of/or related to this event against the organizers of this group.