Address: 19600 N Trail Canyon Rd, Tujunga, CA 91042, USA
Sunday: 8AM–6PM
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: 8AM–6PM
Raj Rathod
One of the best waterfalls I have seen in LA.
Stuart Green
4.2 mile out-and-back, 991 ft elevation. This hike promises a picturesque walk into a sun-drenched canyon with a charming waterfall splashing down 30-40 feet into a shady creek pool. You'll negotiate several easy creek crossings on a wide trail as you gradually gain elevation, and the activity of the creek will hint at the impressiveness of the falls to come. Around half the way into the hike, the path narrows and snakes around the deepening canyon with a few fun (and safe) precipitous drop-offs until Trail Canyon Falls comes into view. Some may want to remain by the trail to admire the waterfall views, but most should try making the descent to the foot of the falls by way of an increasingly steep path. So steep in fact that ropes are anchored into the ground to assist with the most sheer part of the trail. Don't worry though - folks with an average level of fitness will likely find the rope rappel to be pretty easy both ways. We were lucky to have the falls to ourselves when we visited, as this trail is often very busy. I admit that I struggled to take a good photo of the falls, which was partly in shade and partly in full sun. The pink blossoming tree next to the falls did add a special touch though. Most of this trail is in full sun throughout the day, so dress appropriately and bring sunblock. There are quite a number of trailhead and roadside parking opportunities on Big Tujunga Canyon Road. Be warned that although there were no signs present to tell you this, parking in the Angeles National Forest requires the display of an Adventure Pass that can be picked up at local stores.
Joseph Marquez
This was a great experience hiking trail with great views and cliff side walking trails . Great fun and beautiful place
Brandon “Brand-X” Rivera
This trail is a fun hike. It's not hard, so beginners can walk it with no problem. It's beautiful, with something to lay your eyes upon. There are private houses along the trail, it's easy to get of course and end up in someons drive way. Just keep and eye out for the right direction.
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Waterfall is 2-3 milea in. You always want to stay aware of where you're walking so you don't trip or step on an animal. Snakes bathe in the Sun oh, but I didn't see any
Usually yes but it all depends on rainfall in the area.
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