Comer’s Creek Falls

Grayson County, Virginia

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height: Not recorded
Location: Grayson County, Virginia
Access status: Guide: short forest trail to a small falls
The walk: Falls trail about 1/4 mile to the Appalachian Trail, then a short distance; Waterfall Hero lists the hike as 0.6 miles
Ground & access: Short descending trail; rough scramble at the end. Rocks around the falls are very slippery.

Waterfall Hero: Comers Creek Falls (Mount Rogers)

Comers Creek Falls is a small waterfall on Comers Creek in Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, Jefferson National Forest. From the pull-off on Homestead Road, take the blue-blazed Comers Creek Falls Trail (#4576) down along the creek. It ends in about a quarter mile at the Appalachian Trail. Turn right and go a short distance to where the Appalachian Trail crosses the creek. The footbridge there was washed out. Before the crossing you can scramble up to the base for a good view of the falls. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Trailhead pull-off on Homestead Road (CR-641), blue-blazed Comers Creek Falls Trail down to the Appalachian Trail, then right to the creek crossing below the falls

Waterfall Hero says the Comers Creek Falls Trail ends in 1/4 mile at the Appalachian Trail and the falls are a short distance farther. It lists the hike length as 0.6 miles but does not say whether that is round trip.

Short descending trail; rough scramble at the end. Rocks around the falls are very slippery.

Where to start

Pull-off on the right of Homestead Road (CR-641), 0.5 mile along the gravel road from VA-16. Parking is very limited.

Timing & water

No season limits are stated.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned. No booking is needed.

Visitor information

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More waterfalls nearby

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

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Waterfall location

Grayson County, Virginia.

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