Hidden Falls Nature Trail
All-Ages Mountain Exploration
Our self-guided nature trail offers a steady descent from the Tree House down to the headwaters of High Holly Creek. Cross a specialized bog bridge designed to protect the delicate flora and fauna of the springs. Pass massive boulder formations and a 150-foot suspension bridge over the gorge.
The trail leads to a sliding waterfall that was once the site of a hidden moonshine still, back when locals hauled supplies through these same woods on foot.
As you hike, look for informational markers identifying native species and centuries-old giants, like our double-trunk poplar. There are no steep climbs along the walk back through the temperate rainforest. Keep an eye on the canopy as you go: our zipline tours occasionally pass right overhead!
“ Even our 2 1/2 year old granddaughter liked walking on the forrest trail looking for fairies and gnomes.“
-Renee E
Check Out Our Most Popular Tours
Full & 1/2 Tours
Mountain Zipline
- Starting at $89
- 1.5-2 Hours
- 250 lbs Max
8 Thrilling Ziplines, 17 Unique Aerial Elements, Ziplines Up To 250’ high & 1,550’ long
Family Challenge Course!
Zippy’s Treetop Adventure
- Starting at $44
- 1 Hour Avg
- 200 lbs Max
3 suspension bridges, 2 thrilling ziplines, 2 aerial challenges
What to Know before You Arrive
Are bathrooms available?
No, there are no facilities in the gorge. Make sure your party uses the restrooms at the lodge before you head over to the trail.
Do you offer any teambuilding packages?
Yes! We love working with teams to form stronger bonds and focus on developing leadership skills. Please fill out the form here for more information on creating a teambuilding experience for your group!
What should I wear?
Mountain weather is unpredictable, so layers are a necessity. If you plan to also zipline, closed-toe shoes are mandatory. If you show up in sandals, flip-flops, or Crocs, you won’t be cleared to participate on the zipline tour. We recommend athletic clothing that allows for movement, but avoid tank tops—the harness straps are designed for safety, not comfort against bare skin. If there’s even a chance of rain, bring a jacket. We operate in most conditions, and being prepared is the difference between a good tour and a long one.