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This is an A level Mazama Hike that occurs in a non-wilderness area. A level hikes are easy or less strenuous hikes with less than 8 miles in distance and less than 1,500 feet of elevation gain.
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Activity Notes
Falls Creek Falls is a beautiful 200 foot, three-tiered waterfall in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Our hike will begin at the Falls Creek Falls Trailhead . We’ll follow the upper trail to a viewpoint overlooking the valley and then descend to the base of the falls. We’ll return by way of the lower trail which traces the creek through old-growth forest.
6 miles / 1100 feet elevation gain / 120 drive miles
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