The trail to the falls follows an old carriage road. Enter where this gate stands across the road.
The former road makes for a wide and level trail.
Looking down the side of the trail to the ravine that joins with Shelving Rock Brook.
Approaching the top of the falls.
Water collects just behind the top of the falls.
There is an artificial structure at the crest of the falls. It is unknown what the function was. However, it seems to be a small dam of some type.
Looking down to the base of the falls. Swimmers and hikers enjoy the refreshing water.
The crest of Shelving Rock Falls.
Heading down to the base, you can see remnants of the former carriage road.
As you get closer, the falls become visible through the trees.
Near the base of the falls where Shelving Rock Brook continues to flow toward Lake George.
Exploring the falls.
Visitors enjoying the falls.
Shelving Rock Falls.