Hidden Waterfall Flows Again in Worcester After Years of Drought

Worcester's Hidden Waterfall Flows Again After Years of Drought Cascades Park in Worcester, Massachusetts, is celebrating an unexpected natural wonder. A hidden waterfall, dormant for over four years due to a hydrological drought, is now flowing continuously thanks to the unusually heavy rainfall this past spring. The resurgence has delighted local residents and nature enthusiasts alike. "It's absolutely amazing to see it flowing again," says park visitor Sarah Miller. "I haven't seen this waterfall with this much water in years. It's a beautiful sight." The park's nature trails offer a peaceful escape, leading hikers to this modest but striking waterfall. The trails are well-marked, making them accessible for all experience levels, even those bringing their furry friends. The recent heavy rains have not only revived the waterfall but also replenished water levels in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and groundwater in Worcester County. The park's popularity is expected to increase with the waterfall's return, offering a unique and refreshing experience for visitors of all ages and interests.