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Inexperienced flatlander: this is more difficult a hike than advertised, prepare better than you think you will need to.
Moore Cove Falls的点评
点评：When you arrive to this waterfall area, the only way you would know where it is is a covered sign that has fliers posted up, it is not nearly as well marked as Looking Glass Falls, but you will likely see cars parked along the sides of the road.
There is no admission fee to park or visit the falls. You can walk behindthe waterfall relatively easily, though you will have to climb on rocks so proper shoes would be recommended. I did see some people doing it with flip flips or barefooted, but that seemed a bit iffy. This particular falls doesn't really allow for swimming per se, as it is not deep and the runoff has a lot of rocks, but you can get wet under the falls. There area at the head of the trail does have water that is deep enough for a dip, though at the time I visited, it seemed like it may have been 3 feet at most.
My visit was with a friend. I was the much less conditioned of the two of us, and this was a DIFFICULT hike for me as a very inexperienced hiker. It definitely seemed like a much longer walk than advertised, in large part because of how much elevation gain there was. I had not eaten or brought any water with me, and I think had I done either of those, the hike would've been a lot better. I come from a plains-state, so the elevation and my lack of practice hiking definitely contributed to the difficulty. Our visit probably took around an hour and a half; there were others who may have had better conditioning who seemed to make it there and back within 20-30 minutes. The crowd when I went on a weekday during the school break was around 20-30 people, and the area is relatively small so it felt like that was a lot of people. There were no staff people present that I could tell. I recommend bringing hiking poles if you are older, inexperienced, or from a flat place, as well as bringing water, a towel, hiking or athletic shoes, sunscreen, bug spray, and having hiking snacks available. There are a lot of trees and cover, so it is pretty shady. The trail is pretty well maintained, though if it rains, it may be a muddy path and could become slippery. If you have a tough time with the hike like I did, I recommend regular breaks/pauses, and spending a while at the falls to regain some energy.
There is no admission fee to park or visit the falls. You can walk behindthe waterfall relatively easily, though you will have to climb on rocks so proper shoes would be recommended. I did see some people doing it with flip flips or barefooted, but that seemed a bit iffy. This particular falls doesn't really allow for swimming per se, as it is not deep and the runoff has a lot of rocks, but you can get wet under the falls. There area at the head of the trail does have water that is deep enough for a dip, though at the time I visited, it seemed like it may have been 3 feet at most.
My visit was with a friend. I was the much less conditioned of the two of us, and this was a DIFFICULT hike for me as a very inexperienced hiker. It definitely seemed like a much longer walk than advertised, in large part because of how much elevation gain there was. I had not eaten or brought any water with me, and I think had I done either of those, the hike would've been a lot better. I come from a plains-state, so the elevation and my lack of practice hiking definitely contributed to the difficulty. Our visit probably took around an hour and a half; there were others who may have had better conditioning who seemed to make it there and back within 20-30 minutes. The crowd when I went on a weekday during the school break was around 20-30 people, and the area is relatively small so it felt like that was a lot of people. There were no staff people present that I could tell. I recommend bringing hiking poles if you are older, inexperienced, or from a flat place, as well as bringing water, a towel, hiking or athletic shoes, sunscreen, bug spray, and having hiking snacks available. There are a lot of trees and cover, so it is pretty shady. The trail is pretty well maintained, though if it rains, it may be a muddy path and could become slippery. If you have a tough time with the hike like I did, I recommend regular breaks/pauses, and spending a while at the falls to regain some energy.
翻译：当你来到这个瀑布区域时，判断其位置的唯一标志就是一个挂着传单的带顶棚的指示牌。这里的标识远没有Looking Glass Falls那么明显，不过你很可能会看到路边停着一些汽车。
在此停车或参观瀑布均无需支付费用。相对来说，要走到瀑布后面并不困难，只是需要攀附岩石，因此建议穿上合适的鞋子。不过我也看到有人穿着人字拖或光着脚这么做。不过那样做似乎有点不太靠谱。实际上，这个瀑布并不太适合游泳——水深不够，而且水流中还有很多石头；不过站在瀑布下倒是可以被水淋湿。小径的起点处确实有一片水深足够让人游泳的区域，不过我去的时候，水深似乎最多也就3英尺左右。
我是和一位朋友一起去的。我们俩当中我的体能状况要差得多，对于一个毫无徒步经验的人来说，这次徒步真是一次艰难的挑战。这段路程显然比宣传中要漫长得多，主要是因为爬升的海拔太高了。我既没吃东西也没带水；我觉得如果我做了其中任何一件事，这次徒步体验肯定会好很多。我来自一个平原地区的州，所以这样的海拔变化以及我缺乏徒步经验确实大大增加了徒步的难度。我们的游览大概花了一个半小时；也有一些人体能更好，似乎只用了20到30分钟就往返了。我在学期休息期间的平日去那里，当时大约有20到30人，由于区域相对较小，感觉人数已经不少了。我没看到有工作人员在场。如果你年纪较大、缺乏徒步经验，或者来自地势平坦的地区，我建议带上登山杖，同时记得带水。需要准备一条毛巾、远足鞋或运动鞋、防晒霜、驱虫剂，还要带上一些徒步时吃的零食。这里树木茂密，遮阴效果很好。步道维护得相当不错，不过下雨后可能会变得泥泞且湿滑。如果你像我一样觉得徒步有些吃力，我建议定时休息，并在瀑布处多待一会儿以恢复体力。
在此停车或参观瀑布均无需支付费用。相对来说，要走到瀑布后面并不困难，只是需要攀附岩石，因此建议穿上合适的鞋子。不过我也看到有人穿着人字拖或光着脚这么做。不过那样做似乎有点不太靠谱。实际上，这个瀑布并不太适合游泳——水深不够，而且水流中还有很多石头；不过站在瀑布下倒是可以被水淋湿。小径的起点处确实有一片水深足够让人游泳的区域，不过我去的时候，水深似乎最多也就3英尺左右。
我是和一位朋友一起去的。我们俩当中我的体能状况要差得多，对于一个毫无徒步经验的人来说，这次徒步真是一次艰难的挑战。这段路程显然比宣传中要漫长得多，主要是因为爬升的海拔太高了。我既没吃东西也没带水；我觉得如果我做了其中任何一件事，这次徒步体验肯定会好很多。我来自一个平原地区的州，所以这样的海拔变化以及我缺乏徒步经验确实大大增加了徒步的难度。我们的游览大概花了一个半小时；也有一些人体能更好，似乎只用了20到30分钟就往返了。我在学期休息期间的平日去那里，当时大约有20到30人，由于区域相对较小，感觉人数已经不少了。我没看到有工作人员在场。如果你年纪较大、缺乏徒步经验，或者来自地势平坦的地区，我建议带上登山杖，同时记得带水。需要准备一条毛巾、远足鞋或运动鞋、防晒霜、驱虫剂，还要带上一些徒步时吃的零食。这里树木茂密，遮阴效果很好。步道维护得相当不错，不过下雨后可能会变得泥泞且湿滑。如果你像我一样觉得徒步有些吃力，我建议定时休息，并在瀑布处多待一会儿以恢复体力。
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