Gardener's Falls

jumble of mossy rocks and logs in a creek

Gardener’s Falls is a tiny woodland cascade over mossy rocks and logs. The network of maintained forest paths and close proximity to Calumet Waterworks may make the small waterfall worth visiting.

Directions

Park near Calumet Waterworks, a few miles north of Calumet, and head down the road westwards to Gardener’s Creek. A large sign marks the beginning of the paths on the land side of the road. The waterfall is a short distance down the path, flowing under a wooden bridge.

Photographs

Visits

Seen in July.

July 26, 2008
I had an idea of what the falls looked like: tiny. They showed up right under a footbridge, a mossy cascade maybe a few inches in height. Barely a set of rapids, let alone a waterfall, we left after only a few half-hearted photos.