Bracklinn Falls

I'm an ambulatory powerchair user so my review is from that perspective. I visited the Bracklinn Falls today with my trusty canine companion Minstrel. My opinion is that only the most adventurous wheelchair user should attempt a visit, with steep hills and sharp curves it's a bit difficult to reach the falls and unless you're very able you won't be able to reach water for a paddle once you arrive at the falls. I couldn't even let Minstrel get a paddle because of my poor mobility. There are two car parks the first had a single track tarmac road to reach the footpath to the falls. There are two passing places but it's tight, the second car park up the hill is small and fills up quickly but that would be the best place to start your adventure if you intend to visit, and have mobility issues. I would not attempt this trip in a mobility scooter, in my opinion it's far too steep in places and if you're in a manual wheelchair take a young strong helper along to help get up the hills. I reiterate, only for the most adventurous wheelchair/powerchair user.

A partially accessible gravel trail through woodland. Part of the longer Bracklinn Falls circuit, the first 0.5 miles of the trail can be accessed with a powerchair or mobility scooter, although the gravel surface and some ups and downs means it would likely not be suitable for a manual wheelchair. Unfortunately the slope down to the waterfall and Bracklinn Bridge itself is too steep to access via powerchair, but the accessible section of the trail ends at a viewpoint with a couple of benches and a nice view out over the surrounding landscape