Cherry Creek Falls
Puget Sound and Islands
As of March 21, 2026, Cherry Creek Falls is experiencing very muddy conditions, especially from mile 1.5. Several creek crossings are trickier due to recent rain, and the main log crossing is notably slippery. Parking is limited roadside with no facilities. Reports from January 11 and January 11 also mention significant, high-volume creek crossings, with one noting water potentially above boots. Snow was intermittent in late December but the trail is currently reported as snow-free (February 1). Issues with ATVs/motorbikes impacting trails have been reported, with notifications sent to land managers (March 5).
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Conditions at a Glance
Trail
Minor obstacles posing few problems
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Snow
Intermittent snow - not hard to cross
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Road
Road suitable for all vehicles
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Bugs
No bugs
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Sources
Roadside parking is limited and there are no toilets at the trailhead.The trail is very muddy in many places especially starting about mile 1.5 and there’s often no other way but through.The normal cr...
If anyone hikes out to the falls please post a trip report if there are any done trees or issues after the wind and snow storms. Including details of where the issues are and how big they are helpful...
Please submit in trail reports with photos or to WA DNR (the land managers of the trail area) if you see signs of motorbikes or ATVs. There are motos allowed and a few riders are entering off private...
We actually did not get to hike this today. We arrived at 10:30am on a sunny Sunday. The street parking was full. We thought that may happen, but tried just in case. We left and hiked our 'Plan B', Pa...
Trail was muddy with two creek crossings. No major issues
It had been 12 years since I last visited here. This time we did a loop hike which I thought was much more interesting. I attached my All Trails tracing so you can follow the route. Nothing is marke...
The hike is an easy walk with a little incline and the falls are beautiful! Snow free trail today, saw a few other dogs out, and it’s a good out and back
Nice and well drained for the first part of the trail. A lot of muddy and water logged sections to watch out for later on (good idea to wear waterproof hiking boots!). Getting to the falls required 2 ...
Moss covered trees and overflowing waterfalls await around 10 minutes from downtown Duvall.There are no public toilets or forest passes required at the top of the trial. I would stop in town for any l...
Snow on trail, a few spots where you had to navigate wind blown trees blocking the trail, but all very manageable.
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