The DeSoto Falls are located along Frogtown Creek, which you cross on the hiking trail. There are actually three falls: Upper, Middle, and Lower DeSoto Falls. The upper waterfall drops 200 feet, the middle drops 90 feet and the lower drops 35 feet for an...More

Two different falls to choose from both very nice but there are better ones in the area. I like the falls on the shorter trail better. It is short but a rougher trail

After parking one is asked to deposit a $3 convenience fee for use of the park and then walking through the camp grounds one comes to the bridge that leads to the falls. One walk is 3/4 miles to one set of falls, which mostly...More

Isn't that the sign you always want to see when you go hiking?! Those darn bears. We did not see any, but the upper and lower falls were a sight to see. Worth the hikes. Not sure where the Middle Falls were, we didn't see...More

Although the childhood friend who I visited the falls with and I are somewhat athletic (she plays ice hockey and I run marathons), we found the hike to relatively easy & quick, even though they were a little damp on the day we went. We...More

You don’t even have to leave the campground to find the best swimming areas. Trails were clear and easy to hike. We did run across a rattlesnake on the trail. No swimming really at the fall but it’s still pretty to see. The park is...More

Beautiful hike to the upper falls trails are clear and well maintained and a fairly easy walk. It is the forest so keep an eye out for animal life. We did come across a rattlesnake on the trail. We stopped he went his way and...More