Tokopah Trailhead

Joe Sage

This is a 3.4 mile hike to a waterfall. It is at elevation and scrambles over rocks and is hot in the summer. The river has a variety of places next to the trail where one could explore. We walked at a steady pace and it took 75-90 minutes out and 45 minutes back. Logistics: park in the campground parking lot, which had space at 11 am and had no spots available upon our return. Use the modern toilets at the parking lot before departing, and you can utilize the water bottle fill station, if needed. Note: no dogs are allowed (we counted three on the trail). I think this hike may be challenging for very small children and those individuals who are unsteady or fairly out of shape. It was a fun excursion. Visit the gift shop on the way back to the main road, if you do desire. Enjoy!

Cody

I took this trail for my first time ever hiking. There are a lot of scenic spots throughout the hike to rest, eat real quick, or stop to take photos. Definitely worth taking the hike to the top.

Aaron Bishop

Fantastic hike. The falls are pretty dry right now, but there are small ones that you can hike right next to on the way up. Active bear area!

Deven Nongbri

Who doesn't want to see a frozen waterfall? Hiking this trail the day after a blizzard required snowshoes, but it was worth it. Took 3.5 hours for a roundtrip visit with my teenager, and we both felt great afterwards. Winding trail is an easy one with only 500 feet of elevation change.