We were there and wanted to check things out even though couldn't physically actually enter the Flume area itself. There are things very nearby of interest. First the Indian Head Resort with the view of the Chief's head across from it. The parking area had a very informative billboard type circular introduction of what you are visiting you could learn... More

This attraction does not "open" until may 2013, but u can sort of see it if you are willing to walk through the snow!! It is abut slippy but is very cool!!! Be aware that they remove all the signs at the end of the season, the gorge is behind the closed visitors centre, beyond the covered bridge and lodge!

This is a beautiful hike through some amazing scenery. It is a short hike and not terribly hard for most people. My wife and I enjoyed visiting and many many many pictures were taken. My wife loved the Triliums....

Who doesn't love a frozen waterfall??!! Such an amazing sight for a relatively easy hike, even in icy winter. Was able to watch some ice climbers...just a really wonderful place to hang out for awhile.

This hike was beautiful. You are able to walk at your own pace and path is trouble free. Many spots to stop and take wonderful pictures. The waterfall at the end is wonderful. I love waterfalls and it was just beautiful.

The flume is a narrow gorge with a river going through it. It has been a destination for many years. You park, then walk up the flume, then up and around and back to your car. We went in October, which meant gorgeous, fantastic scenery. The walk is about 2 miles and is steep in parts. You might get wet!... More

Very beautiful gorge. Loved how close you were to the water, walking inside the gorge instead of around the top looking in like most places. Excellent variety as well, you get to see the flume itself, a couple of covered bridges, giant bolders and even a few small caves to crawl through. All of that in about 2 hrs., perfect... More

Great place to hike and see nature's power. Its a good uphill walk with lots of places to sit and rest if needed. May not be a great place for those with a fear of narrow wooden staircases or those with mobility issues.

Flume Gorge is a great place to in the summer or the winter - we were there in November, and even though the visitor center is closed, you can still walk the park - it's beautiful in the fall!