Looking West
Looking East, you can see the cliff formation that creates the falls
From the truck, me and my sister headed east along the top of the cliffs until we found a way down. After a fairly good scramble down to another bench, the view back up to the truck was great.
The truck is just out of sight on the far top of the clearcut
After further scrambling down the steep hill, we came to more cliffs and a dead-end route. We had to climb parially back up and head west to find another route. Eventually found a sketchy route down and headed up canyon. There was a small seasonal falls on the left as we made our way up canyon.
The picture doesn't show it, but theres quite a bit of water falling down that rock.
After a good hike through the brush, we made it to the forest again. The sound of the creek was intense. Fall Creek is losing alot of elevation fast in that area. We made it to the creek and had to ford it twice to scramble up the steep gorge. Right at this shot is the remains of a long abandoned bridge on an abandoned road.
After 200 feet further up the creek, the falls came into view. I was thouroughly impressed with these falls. Pictures as always don't give it any justice.
More:
I climbed up the steep rock slope to get a better vantage point.
Another
A shot of the bottom
One more
All in all it was a great hike, took around two hours there and back but with a lot more elevation gain then i'm used to (especially my sister). After seeing the recent interest here of some of my bushwacks, I've ordred a 12 mp camera, so hopefully this is the last hike with phone pictures.
Thanks for looking everyone.
