A scenic route that leads to a waterfall tucked into a canyon. Expect a bit of scrambling over rock sections and creek crossings, and rewarding views at the end.

Not always a long trail, but offers access to bluff-top views above Steel Creek. Hikers can combine this with other segments for a more complete hike of forest, bluff, and creek vistas.

A gentle trail leading to a hidden falls, often less crowded. It’s perfect for an easy morning or afternoon hike with pleasant forest sounds and calm scenery.

A shorter trail that leads to a delicate, fern-lined waterfall tucked into the bluffline. This trail is ideal for hikers looking for a cool, shaded nature escape.

A scenic trek following Indian Creek through narrow hollows, culminating at the “Eye of the Needle” — a natural rock arch. A nice mix of creekside walking, rock, and forest.

A shorter, family-friendly hike to a series of three cascading waterfalls. Ideal for a refreshing outing, especially after rain, with gentle slopes and plenty of shady forest.

A ~3.5-mile loop that climbs and contours along ridges, offering sweeping views of the Buffalo River valley. Moderate difficulty with diverse terrain and sections of rock exposure.