Lucifer Falls Even though there was a longer 3-hour (5.3-mile) loop hike along both the Gorge and Rim Trails that would've also included the pretty Lower Falls (or Enfield Falls), we opted instead to do the easier and shorter walk from a car park at the head of the gorge down to Lucifer Falls itself. I didn't keep track, but I'm pretty certain the walk we did was about a mile or less round trip.
[Back to top]  Cascades in the scenic Enfield Glen A pretty cascade on the way down The "footballs" on the other side of the falls Triple cascades in the scenic Enfield Glen The Old Mill[Back to top] One of the cascades seen upstream from the main Lucifer Falls TRIP REPORTSFor more information about our experiences with this waterfall, check out the following travel stories.GUIDEBOOKS / OTHER RESOURCESNEARBY WATERFALLSHave You Been To This Waterfall?
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The walk started from the upper parking area near an Old Mill, which was a very popular car park, it seemed. The walk from here immediately goes through the scenic narrow gorge and past some picturesque smaller cascades on the way to Lucifer Falls. We also noticed interesting football-looking pods by the falls. It was almost as if someone with tremendous accuracy managed to chuck footballs on the other side of the falls. I'm still not sure what exactly those things were.
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