Adventure between Storms! Poplar stream Falls and Poplar Brook Falls

A rainy stormy monday, the skys cleared up for a few hours so decided to take a quick trip to Poplar stream falls.  Drove up the Carriage road about 2 1/2 miles to the service entrance to the hut, park and walk by the gate and over the bridge and follow the trail, its about 1/2 mile to Poplar Stream Falls.  Poplar Brook Falls is right at the Bridge.



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