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** {{Hike ring|trailhead=Eagle Creek Trailhead|hike=Tanner-Eagle Traverse Hike|log=Tanner-Eagle Traverse Hike/Log|previous=Eagle Creek-Lower Punch Bowl Trail Junction|next=Metlako Falls}}
  
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* Elevation: 475 feet   
 
* Elevation: 475 feet   
  

Revision as of 17:44, 16 July 2021

File:Sorenson Creek Crossing.jpg
Sorenson Creek crossing (Fallsfreak)
File:Sorenson Falls.JPG
In the late Winter and early spring you can see Sorenson Falls through the trees (Fallsfreak)

Description

Sorenson Creek is a rather small but perennial creek that flows about 90 degrees of Metlako Falls. There are concrete steps so you can cross the creek with dry feet much of the year, though in the highest flows, the steps are flooded. The creek flows right across the trail, and right after flowing over the trail, it plunges as Sorenson Falls 100 feet into Eagle Creek, right above Metlako Falls.

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