Drift Creek Falls Hike

Overview

This hike offers something for everyone, a waterfall, a huge suspension bridge, and a lush experience of the Coast Range forest. The trail, completed in 1997, is wide and well maintained. The only flaw may be that its elevation gain is backwards; you have a nice stroll down; then you need to climb back out although the well-graded trail makes the climb fairly easy. Passing up North Loop option, described below, will reduce your hiking distance by half a mile. The Forest Service has developed an interpretive brochure you can download and use for the hike.

Trail Stats

Duration
1.9 hr
Length
6.0 km
Elevation Gain
165 m
High Point
293 m
Low Point
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Grade
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Tags

moderate