One of Connecticut's most overlooked waterfalls sits roadside in Plymouth, CT along the Pequabuck River—Horseshoe Falls—a human-made curtain waterfall.
Note that if you arrive when water levels are lower, like mid-summer or winter, Horseshoe Falls might not completely live up to its name.
Walking to and from the falls is relatively negligible in terms of distance, however, visitors must cross Canal Street from the public parking lot on the south side of the road. Just watch for traffic when crossing.
Explore Horseshoe Falls
This very short walk leads visitors along the not-so-scenic Canal Street in Plymouth, CT to reach the middle of a bridge that spans the Pequabuck River. Here, you'll find the scenic human-made Horseshoe Falls. Horseshoe Falls, despite being human-made for dam purposes, creates a scenic curtain waterfall when water levels are high.Note that if you arrive when water levels are lower, like mid-summer or winter, Horseshoe Falls might not completely live up to its name.
Walking to and from the falls is relatively negligible in terms of distance, however, visitors must cross Canal Street from the public parking lot on the south side of the road. Just watch for traffic when crossing.
