A multi-tiered waterfall in the Cleveland National Forest backcountry, on the Three Sisters Falls Trail. 4.4 miles, 950 feet. People have drowned at the base.
The worst part of the drive is the parking lot, which is severely rutted. Just drive slow, and you can navigate it.
From the parking area, you head down the ridge, and then make a sharp left to hike down to Boulder Creek and the falls. The extension to Eagle Peak follows the ridge around to the summit.
If you continue to Eagle Peak, it’s rolling in the beginning with a short and steep push to the summit ridge at the end.
You’ll have a steep descent to the falls. The last little section is slightly uphill. And then you do this in reverse to climb back out.
The trail starts at the far end of the parking lot.
Make sure you park in the trailhead lot. The areas around the parking lot are marked as ’no parking.'
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You’ll have a steep descent to the falls. The last little section is slightly uphill. And then you do this in reverse to climb back out.
In the summer, this area can get brutally hot. There are frequent rescues of people who haven’t prepared. Don’t be one of those people.
The trail starts at the far end of the parking lot.
The worst part of the drive is the parking lot, which is severely rutted. Just drive slow, and you can navigate it.
Make sure you park in the trailhead lot. The areas around the parking lot are marked as ’no parking.'
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