Lace Falls VA 24578

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Jamie Mac Donald

Can't get very close to the falls but my dog enjoyed the view and the bench at the end of the trail. End of the trail to visit the natural bridge so an entrance fee is required.

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Nate (Nate Tormala)

We decided to check out Lace Falls after visiting the Natural Bridge, but honestly, the falls themselves were a bit underwhelming. It was a hot day—temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s—which made the roughly two-mile round-trip hike feel even more intense, especially with some hilly terrain along the way. When we bought our tickets, the staff encouraged us to continue on and see the falls. Based on their enthusiasm, we were expecting something a bit more impressive. By the time we got there—hot, sweaty, and in serious need of water—we were a little let down to find a modest stream of water sliding down the rocks. I can see why it’s called "Lace Falls," but given the build-up, we had higher expectations. It’s a nice little spot, but definitely not the highlight of the day.

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Priyam Das

You get to see the Lace falls after completing the 1 mile trail named Cedar Creek trail which starts at the entrance of the Natural bridge State Park. $9 entry fee. The view of the falls is not that great but the trail is great, goes through various landscapes. Otw you will get to see the Natural bridge along with a historic cave, a wooden bridge and a paved path parallel to the river. There are also places to sit and relax in nature beside the river.