Explore Rocky Falls

Winona, Missouri

4.3/5

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Distance

0.4 miles

Elevation Gain

60 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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Take a short hike to a 40 ft waterfall and swimming hole.

Rocky Falls are located only a short hike away from the parking lot. The swimming hole is also popular, and the adventurous can climb up to the rock face to reach the top of the falls.

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Lucas Bremer

Explore Rocky Falls

07/20/20

This place is too crowded. It is a beautiful spot and operated by the NPS. Come in the late fall and early spring before it is taken up by everyone during the summer.

3.0

Steven Clark

Explore Rocky Falls

05/07/18

Go after a hard rain

5.0

Amelia Robbins

Explore Rocky Falls

08/05/17

This trial is a little challenging. Rough terrain. I take my little fox (baby) on all my adventures. Definitely NOT stroller friendly for any type, even the off road Jeep stroller. I used my Moby wrap for this trail and it worked perfectly. Definitely pack lots of water and hiking boots. Multiple trails around this area. None are marked, but easy to spot!

4.0

Ashleigh Rust

Explore Rocky Falls

08/06/16

It's fun to hike and swim there,the water is very clear and you can see a lot of fish

5.0

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