Chapman Falls

One of the most stunning and fascinating waterfalls to visit in the Nutmeg State is Chapman Falls. Chapman Falls is situated in the Devil's Hopyard State Park near East Haddam. According to legend, Satan used to stroll by the falls. When his tail was wet one day, he became enraged and marched over some of the falls, leaving distinctive marks on the rocks that formed their permanence. Others think that the boulders' distinctive shape was brought about by generations of water running over them.

The intriguing mythology and distinctive structure of the 60-foot waterfall make it a well-liked destination for hikers and tourists. You can observe the waterfall from the top or the bottom thanks to the trails that surround it. Additionally, when walking the paths, you'll get some stunning views of the river because it's situated along the Eightmile River. Extremely dry conditions may cause the falls to lose their block shape and become weak-flowing horsetails. Any travel plans shouldn't be ruined by this because the location is still beautiful regardless of how strong the river is. Trout fishing is a rewarding activity, so bring your fishing gear.

Location: East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut