Virginia's Most Easily Accessible Waterfall Is Hiding In Plain Sight At The Maymont Japanese Garden
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Virginia is home to countless beautiful waterfalls. Some are easy to access, while others require a bit of hiking. While both have their advantages, sometimes it can be fun to discover the cascades that seem to be hiding in plain sight. One of our favorites is located at the Maymont Japanese Garden in Richmond, VA. It’s a man-made waterfall set behind a beautiful bridge, offering a fairytale-like setting to those who visit. Here’s more on the easy-to-access waterfall in Virginia that’s hiding in plain sight.
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Have you visited Maymont recently to enjoy this easy-to-access waterfall in Virginia? What did you think? We’d love to hear all about your experiences in the comments below! For more information, check out Maymont Japanese Garden website. You can also follow Maymont on Facebook for even more updates.
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Waterfalls In Virginia
What are some more waterfalls in Virginia that are hiding in plain sight?
The Maymont Japanese garden waterfall is one of the prettiest waterfalls in Virginia that is hiding in plain sight, but it’s not the only one. Here are some more waterfalls in Virginia that require little to no hiking:
- Crabtree Falls, Montebello
- Great Falls, McLean
- Falling Spring Falls, Covington
- Straight Branch Falls, Damascus
- Mock Mill Falls, Damascus
- Statons Creek Falls, Oronoco
- Dark Hollow Falls, Stanley
- Falls of Dismal, Giles County
- Roaring Run Falls, Eagle Rock
Check out our previous article telling you more about these waterfalls in Virginia hiding in plain sight.
What are some bucket list worthy waterfalls in Virginia?
Here are some of the waterfalls in Virginia that belong on your bucket list:
- Abrams Falls, Leonard
- Apple Orchard Falls, Botetourt County
- "Little" Stony Creek Falls, Scott County
- "Big" Stony Creek Falls, Scott County
- Cabin Creek Trail Falls, Mouth of Wilson
- Natural Bridge Falls, Natural Bridge
- Whiteoak Canyon Falls, Luray
- Big Tumbling Creek Falls, Saltville
- Cascades, Giles County
- Glenn Falls, Vesuvius
- Doyles River Falls, Waynesboro
- Overall Run Falls, Bentonville
- Little Mountain Falls, Stuart
- Rose River Falls, Syria
Read our previous article telling you more about these bucket list worthy waterfalls in Virginia.
Aside from Maymont Japanese Garden, what are some more of the best gardens in Virginia?
If you’re searching for more serene gardens in Virginia, here are several that we like the best:
- Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Center, Williamsburg
- Chatham Manor, Fredericksburg
- Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens, Richmond
- Norfolk Botanical Garden, Norfolk
- Monticello Gardens, Charlottesville
- Gunston Hall Gardens and Manor House, Lorton
- Mount Vernon's gardens, Mount Vernon
- Old City Cemetery, Lynchburg
- Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Vienna
- Edith J. Carrier Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, JMU, Harrisonburg
- Blandy Experimental Farm and State Arboretum of Virginia, Boyce
- The Gardens at Oatlands Plantation, Leesburg
Be sure to read our previous article telling you more about these serene gardens in Virginia.