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Enders Falls

Hartford County, Connecticut

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Hartford County, Connecticut
Access status
Official forest rules plus firsthand route and parking
The walk
About 1 mile total
Ground & access
Rocks, steep slopes and cliffs; rocks are extremely slippery when wet. CT DEEP asks visitors to stay on the purple-blazed trail and view the falls from a safe distance. Swimming and wading are not recommended; there have been many injuries here.
Early Bird on the Trail: Enders Falls hike
Enders Falls, CT
Enders Falls, CT
Photo creditPhoto: John Phelan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

From the parking lot, follow the purple-blazed stone dust trail beside Enders Brook. Stone steps and railings lead down past a series of about five drops, the tallest about 30 feet. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Route 219 Enders State Forest lot to the falls on the purple-blazed stone dust trail

Kristen Valenti (Early Bird on the Trail) gives about 1.0 mile and 137 feet of gain for the falls walk. Not measured by the agency.

Rocks, steep slopes and cliffs; rocks are extremely slippery when wet. CT DEEP asks visitors to stay on the purple-blazed trail and view the falls from a safe distance. Swimming and wading are not recommended; there have been many injuries here.

Where to start

Large lot on Route 219 (Barkhamsted Road), Granby. From the junction of Routes 20 and 219, follow Route 219 just over 1.3 miles; the entrance is on the left, per the visitor account.

Timing & water

Current trail conditions unknown. Flow is strongest after rain and snowmelt.

Before you go

Fees and reservations are not stated on the reviewed forest page.

Visitor information
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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Hartford County, Connecticut.

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