Getting there and back
Navigate to Tremont Visitor Center, not the waterfall pin some maps use. From the visitor-center lot, walk up the gravel service road, turn left at the dorms onto Lumber Ridge Trail, then follow the signed falls split about 50 feet farther. The route climbs, descends toward the stream, and gets steep and rocky near the water; you'll climb back out the same way. It's rated moderate, but the narrow, rooted footing can feel harder than that suggests. Wear sturdy shoes and take extra care after rain. Bring your own drinking water; no water point was verified along the route.
Public parking is available by the visitor center and in a gravel lot across the bridge. A parking tag is required if you leave a vehicle longer than 15 minutes, and it doesn't guarantee a space. The visitor center has staff, trail maps, hiking guides and a small gift shop, so it is a useful place to sort out the route before setting off. Pets aren't allowed on this trail. If steep, rough footing is a poor fit for you, choose an easier stop.
