Trail Canyon Falls
| Address | Tujunga, CA | ||||||||||||||
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| Website | www.fs.usda.gov/angeles | ||||||||||||||
| Categories | Hiking Area, Tourist Attraction | ||||||||||||||
| Rating | 4 14 reviews | ||||||||||||||
Nearest branches Trail Canyon Trailhead — 19600 N Trail Canyon Rd, Tujunga, CA, United States Cobb Estate Trailhead — 3302 Lake Ave, Altadena, CA Bridge to Nowhere — Mt Baldy, CA, United States Bonita Falls — Lytle Creek, CA, United States |
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Trail Canyon Falls reviews
14Do not go here you will get robbed. Every car gets broken into and they will take all your cash.
WATCH OUT! Multiple people, myself included, got their car broken into on Sunday and belongings stolen from us. Be wary and watch out for others!
BEWARE! Good chance that your car will get broken into! Someone broke into my car and stole my things. BE CAREFUL
Moderate hike for the uninitiated. Not a challenge at all for experienced hikers. Kid & dog friendly. My family and I love this trail. Dad tip: there’s a somewhat hidden picnic bench halfway between trailhead and falls. Great spot for a family lunch. Beautiful waterfall. The ropes not really necessary, but helpful for the kiddos.
Tired but the path is very safe and the end is spectacular. Enjoy that waterfall and that peace is priceless
First time going out don't really hike was a little hard. The waterfall is very very beautiful. There is a steep slope you do have to climb before I reaching the waterfall. Do you have to cross the creek a few times back and forth.
Go prepared with a lot of water, with a lot of desire to arrive, encouragement to walk the difficult path and climbs. There is no proper park you have to leave your car on the roadside. It takes approximately 2 hours to get there walking at a slow pace if you are fast you will do less. It depends on your physical state but when you arrive it will be worth everything you have to go through. If you go late take flashlights for the return.
Amazing hike, lots of nature, crossing multiple streams of water. Able to see both the top and bottom of the waterfall. Parking is limited, best if you arrive early to minimize heat exposure as well.
It's worth the 1 hour and 30 minute walk. I recommend it. The landscape is very beautiful. The hills all the way there are flowers and you can download the water. It's clean. Take your water for the road.
Definitely worth to visit. The trail might be a little tough, but the final point is amazing.
Best waterfall in Southern California that I have seen so far! The hike is a little over 4 miles roundtrip, but it does get steep in many places. The parking lot is tiny, so people park on the side of the road. Make sure you park on the side that the trailhead is on. Waterfall is so stunning!
This is a great hike, it has some steep areas that are narrow; you will have to cross a little stream (when I went). I hiked it with my son on my shoulders; I paid for it the next day but it was worth his smile.
I did the trail by myself, took me about 3 hours back and forth. You better go this time of the year to enjoy the views and the river
Great hike, when you make it to the end. Lots of water right now. Beginning and end in the sun but middle is shady. Multiple water crossings.