One of the Longest and Tallest Waterfalls East of the Mississippi
Crabtree Falls is a place for a great day hike located in Central Virginia in the George Washington National Forest.
The falls drop over 1,000 feet and covers a distance of 2,500 feet.
You can easily hike to the top of the falls in a few hours and there are places to camp at the top.
The hike is not overly challenging, yet 23 people have died because they
hiked too close to the Falls and underestimated the danger.
Crabtree Falls is a place for a great day hike located in Central Virginia in the George Washington National Forest.
The falls drop over 1,000 feet and covers a distance of 2,500 feet.
You can easily hike to the top of the falls in a few hours and there are places to camp at the top.
The hike is not overly challenging, yet 23 people have died because they
hiked too close to the Falls and underestimated the danger.
"An aerial view of Crabtree Falls" (The longest waterfall east of the Mississippi) Photo by Greg Cromer
"Crabtree Falls" (The longest waterfall east of the Mississippi) Photo by terren in Virginia
"Crabtree Falls" Photo by Amber Karnes
"Warning sign at Crabtree Falls. We behaved ourselves." Photo by The Last Cookie
"Crabtree Falls trail light" Photo by Lori C.
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