When Marcy Bessolo Hermanson hiked Hungarian Falls, the leaves were covering the trails and creek in a canopy of color. A hike to these falls any time of year is a great adventure, but this time of year with the leaves in full color, the views surrounding the falls rival the actual beauty of the falls itself. Marcy captured a few views that we don’t always see when you’re hiking the trail above the creek. She snapped a few shots, like the bridge and the old brick trestle foundation from down below, giving a different perspective, especially to the bridge up on the trail. When you’re actually standing on it, you know it’s a drop below, but looking at it from underneath like that gives you a much better idea of how high above the creek bed it really is.

NJ Productions treats us to an aerial tour of Hungarian Falls during peak color season.

Beautiful!

Spectacular pictures, Marci. That must have
been a great hike and you captured it all so
vividly. Thanks for sharing.