This was a little over a mile hike in a slightly challenging path as it was all covered in snow and ice. Super beautiful scenery. The path is well marked and you must cross a small creek to continue on path to falls. I did see a long staircase in the other side, but did not investigate as to where it led. We entered path by the covered bridge and map.

Very nice hike! A little strenuous due to the hills, but not bad at all. The falls are falls based on the rainfall. But no matter what it is still a great hiking trail. The falls are closer to Pleasant Hill Dam. But you can also park at the covered bridge. There are two falls along the path. Definitely worth the time to see. The entire trail is within the forest. So even on a hot day you will not be hiking in the direct sun. But still bring water! There is no water located at the dam. There are latrines... but no running water.

Haven't hiked out there in years. I took my Traxxas F-150 rock crawler RC truck and went from the Covered bridge out and back. It was a good time

Pretty nice trail that was relatively easy for anyone who might need something a little easier. Pretty waterfall, rocks and scenery all around as well. Parking close by and access to the start and end of the trail is convenient also.

Finally decided to take the trek to Big Lyon Falls today. Not the best decision. Went on a 90 degree day and it's quite far, and went right after the massive storm and maybe tornado of June 2022. There were trees down everywhere on the trail. It was ropped off, but I ride all the way to check them out, so I did it. A nice location, but do yourself a favor....if you want to see a decent waterfall, make sure you go after a decent amount of rain, otherwise the trickle isn't worth the hike.

We just did the quick out and back to Big Lyons Falls. It is an easy hike. After Labor Day but before the leaves really start changing is a good time to go of you would like to do it when it is less crowded.

Not a big flowing waterfall, but it's always a nice hike to it.

This area is an immersive experience with a towering rock wall and vibrant colors during the month of October. You can get to Big Lyons falls by following the Lyons Falls trailhead (starting at the Mohican Bridge or Pleasant Hill Dam). If you start your journey at Mohican Bridge, you walk along a gorge that was in the path of a recent tornado. Several huge trees were toppled and you can see the cavity where the roots were buried. The park crew did an excellent job clearing the trails. And, just before reaching the falls, there is a picturesque spot along the Mohican River that has some wondrous colors. If you start the trail at the Pleasant Hill Dam, you’ll wind through a pine forest that leads up to the Little Lyons Falls first. Not as many fall colors in this part of the trail. This area is dog friendly.

Beautiful views of an impressive rock formation, the falls were a trickle when we went but it didn't make it any less amazing

This place was amazing. Definitely a fun place to hike with beautiful waterfalls. We liked parking by the dam. Google maps had us taking a route and the road wasn't there anymore. It looked like a farmer's property but 6 minutes away was the dam.

Such an awesome day trip and decent hike to see both little and big lions falls!! Loads of FUN GIiiii

Nice hike and beautiful falls. Was a little dry so it wasn't flowing as much as expected but still gorgeous.

This is an amazing trail to walk especially early in the morning. I cannot wait to go back in the fall and do this hike again. It is so peaceful and beautiful.

We took about a 2.5 mile hike to the falls from covered bridge. Look carefully and you can see where the old stagecoach road went through the gorge and crossed the river.

We had a fantastic time at Big Lyons Falls! The trail is only about a half mile long and you pass Small Lyons Falls on the way! The trail head is located at the Mohican Dam, and the trail was quiet and easily traverseable. The Big Lyons Falls are similar to Ash Cave at Hocking Hills. It's a beautiful sight, I would highly recommend seeing the falls!

Wonderful area of Mohican State Park / Forest. Convenient parking at trailhead near Pleasant Hill Dam. Trail is well marked and easy-moderate. Some elevation gain. What a great way to spend an afternoon.

Great hike. Expect mud or ice or lots of people depending on the time of year, and mid summer to fall the water flow is usually very minimal. But spring is wonderful. And the ice can be stunning in the winter. Be careful!