Wequiock Falls

Sam Davis

At the right time of year this could be a very cool spot to visit. It's end of June and we haven't had a ton of rain so there wasn't much water falling from the falls. But with the right amount of rain this would be very cool!!

Jessica

If you've read my review of nearby Fonferek Falls, it might be obvious that I went there first. I took some disappointment and seeing that Fonferek was somewhat distressed by foot traffic and garbage.... Wequiock is much worse, and while it's a natural point of interest, it's more the city underpass of waterfalls, and the carelessness of humanity (not to mention the unavoidable noise of the highway) detract grossly from the potential beauty. With a carefully angled shot, and some post processing, you'll probably still get an Instagram worthy photo here, but I doubt you'll be back.

Miguel Diaz

Very cool spot. I've only seen it in the winter but it was very interesting to see. The falls and the creek below are partially frozen with a bit of water running through. Easy parking and access to the falls, though the parking lot is a bit small. No charge to park either. Definitely recommend

DC Transitions

I visited last in winter, which is really interesting as well, but nice to be there on a summers day. The road is under construction on the way in so it’s a little rough but worth the inconvenience. I greatly appreciated the extensive information about the archaeology and Native American settlements in this area. It is hard to even find such complete information online or in books. The bathroom Was old but had running water and was surprisingly clean. Be careful as you walk down because conditions can be slippery and be sure to stay on the trail. This is a dog friendly place as well but be sure to clean up after your pet and keep them on a leash if you walk down to see the falls. Looks like you need to bring your own clean up bags, didn’t see any on the premises.