Oct 24, 2014 Steve and I decided to hike to Indian Flats Falls, near Tremont. These falls are not marked on any of the park maps, for some reason but most of the locals know the way. The trail is actually an old railroad bed, leftover from the logging days before the park was formed. Now it is a horse/hiking trail. Although it is an 8 mile round trip, it is a very gentle climb and follows the river most of the way. There are numerous small waterfalls and cascades along the way and it was a very pleasant hike. We saw several horse groups(usually we only see their "calling cards") We will definitely hike this spot again.
We hiked this far with our grandson Eli last spring. We sat on this bench and ate a snack before heading back. Eli had just turned two and hiked over two miles that day. Let's just say he took a real good nap!
We think this was from one of the logging camps. There was a stone wall surrounding this chimney that we think was the foundation of the building.
Steve is looking at a stovepipe, and a rail from the railroad.
The falls! This would be even more wonderful on a hot summer day.
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