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Lace Falls

Rockbridge County, Virginia

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Rockbridge County, Virginia
Access status
Guide: state park trail under the Natural Bridge to the falls
The walk
2.2 miles out and back (trail report)
Ground & access
A stairway of 137 steps at the start, then a mostly gentle path along the creek, partly paved. The park says accessibility accommodations can be requested at the Visitor Center.

Lace Falls is a cascade on Cedar Creek at the far end of the Cedar Creek Trail in Natural Bridge State Park. Start at the Visitor Center and buy park admission there, or at the Trail Store if you arrive before the Visitor Center opens. A stairway of 137 steps leads down to the gorge, where tickets are checked. The trail then passes under the Natural Bridge, goes past Saltpeter Cave and follows Cedar Creek to Lace Falls, where the trail ends. Return the same way. Part of the trail is paved.

Plan your visit

Natural Bridge State Park Visitor Center, down the steps to the Cedar Creek Trail, under the Natural Bridge and along Cedar Creek to the Lace Falls viewing area at the end of the trail

A firsthand trail report gives 2.2 miles round trip on the Cedar Creek Trail out and back to Lace Falls. The trail ends at the falls.

A stairway of 137 steps at the start, then a mostly gentle path along the creek, partly paved. The park says accessibility accommodations can be requested at the Visitor Center.

Where to start

Natural Bridge State Park Visitor Center parking, 6477 South Lee Highway, Natural Bridge.

Timing & water

No season limits are stated.

Before you go

Park admission is required for the Cedar Creek Trail; buy it at the Visitor Center or at the Trail Store. The price is not stated. No booking is needed.

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

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Waterfall location

Rockbridge County, Virginia.

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