Jimmy Creek contains 2 lovely, small waterfalls, and both are a short walk in from Route 8. This falls is very picturesque for its small size, and less than 200 yards from the road. You'll find a series of small drops and flows upstream from the main falls that are also worth looking for.
Key takeaways
- Distance: 0.2 miles
- Elevation gain: 50 feet
Hiking to East Jimmy Creek Falls
From the parking area, take the path along the south side (right side) of the stream. The first waterfall is near the beginning of the hike. The second is just a few hundred yards upstream and towers 10 feet over the surrounding area, plunging into a small swimming hole at its base.
In the winter
Because this hike's parking area is on the side of the road, it may be difficult to access in the winter depending on conditions. If you do decide to try this hike out in the winter, be prepared with snowshoes and traction devices.
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How to get there
The falls are located 4.5 miles northeast of Wells. From Wells, go north on Route 30 for 3.5 miles until you come to the intersection of Route 30 and 8. Turn right onto Route 8 and proceed 1.2 miles. You will reach a point where parking areas are visible on both sides of the road, with the stream crossing under Route 8 through a culvert. Park on the right at a small pull-off.
