Talmudge Butler Boardwalk Trailhead

Nice quiet boardwalk that is accessible to everyone. Follow it to the waterfall at the end. There are benches along the way, along with several dirt trails you can take as well.

Beautiful place just to relax and take a short walk.

Cool boardwalk. About 1/4 mile each way. Connects to red and blue trails. Not much to look at in March but after hiking 7 miles it was nice to be on a trail with no roots.

A beautiful afternoon walk. We went during the off season and right before sunset, so we were pretty much the only people there. The only downfall was the water was way down and not really flowing in the creek but all in all it was perfect.

The grandkids absolutely love this place and you can just walk down the boardwalk but you can also take a trail which is a little bit more difficult but still tons of fun.

Beautiful area for pictures, we didn't do a lot of hiking but it was a beautiful spot

It was the perfect spot for our family to get together 😊

It's beautiful and peaceful.

Beautiful stroll through the forest

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Park here for the Boardwalk Trail, Lost Falls Trail, and to walk over to Indian Falls which is across the street. Several other trails can be accessed as well. The boardwalk is smooth and mostly level, wheelchair accessible and walker friendly. It's short and there's two seating areas along the way. At the end is a beautiful waterfall.

Now this is a leisurely spot. The boardwalk is easy to locate and is handicap accessible. A great place for kids. There is a small pavilion halfway up the boardwalk that is good for a relaxing lunch break. The boardwalk also provides access to several different trails and variations if you are looking for more. During the late fall and early spring, the colors are gorgeous. Water features are lacking during the summer, but any other time, Azalea Cascade is beautiful. Follow us out on IG @southernwayfaring for some shots from the latest trip!

Easy to find, well marked trailhead with parking for maybe 10 vehicles