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Jul 05, 2021 — Mary Jane Falls is a popular little hike to a waterfall that, on both of my visits, has only been a trickle of water. The trail begins straight and wide via an old gravel road, then heads to the right onto a proper singletrack and ascends on heavily-eroded switchbacks to the base of some cliffs above. The trail stays beneath the cliffs and reaches the falls, with nice views out toward Charleston Peak. It's the kind of local hike where you can overhear someone step up a staircase created for trail erosion control and say "wow, these look manmade!", so don't expect solitude or respect for the area.
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