Lake Sylvia State Park
Otters seen in the lake, water level very low
Long Beach Area · 3 this month · 12 reports
Southwest Washington
Moulton Falls is experiencing high river levels due to recent winter storms, offering a powerful display of nature. The trails are generally wide and well-groomed, suitable for various activities like walking and biking. Parking can be easier at the Hantwick Trailhead, which offers amenities like port-a-potties, though restrooms at the overflow parking area are closed in winter. Be aware of potential road noise and the possibility of crowds, as the area is popular even on weekdays. One report from January 10 indicated a bridge needing repair, and another from January 10 mentioned volunteers digging drainage channels and cleaning bridges.
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No trip reports on this trail in 6 months, so everything below is at least that old.
One report from January 10 mentioned that one of the bridges needed repair. No subsequent reports have provided an update on this specific issue, so its current status is unknown.
The restrooms at the overflow parking area are closed in winter, as noted in a report from February 17. A sani-can is available at the smaller parking lot down the road from the overflow lot.
Parking is generally easier at the Hantwick Trailhead, with ample space and available amenities like port-a-potties as of January 18. The overflow parking area can be busy, and its restrooms are closed in winter.
The trails are described as wide and well-groomed, with no significant obstacles like downed trees or muddy sections reported as of January 1. However, one report from January 10 did note that volunteers were working on drainage and bridge cleaning.
Otters seen in the lake, water level very low
Long Beach Area · 3 this month · 12 reports
Rocky scramble to summit, slick spots, construction
Columbia River Gorge - WA · 1 this month · 22 reports
The waterfall is small, no bridge needed
Columbia River Gorge - WA · 1 this month · 17 reports
Water bars are abundant and rough
Lewis River Region · 1 this month · 13 reports
Wildflowers still blooming, views are gorgeous
Columbia River Gorge - WA · 44 reports
Wildflowers fading, poison oak plentiful
Columbia River Gorge - WA · 23 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
It was our first time visiting this area, what a treat. There is something special about experiencing the true power of the river during a winter storm. We had a blast exploring the area, this woul...
My first time at Moulton Falls and upon arrival I had some confusion with the hike directions. (I parked at the large overflow parking area.) Start at the posted trail map, go to the left and stay on...
It was a beautiful day at Moulton Falls and many folks were out enjoying the weather. Today was my first time parking at the Hantwick Trailhead and parking was far easier than the other lots. This lot...
Trail was in good shape. We dug some drainage channels and cleaned bridges. One of the bridges needs repair.
To start the new year off right we decided to spend the first day of 2026 hiking along the east fork of the Lewis River. It was a drippy day so we elected to start/finish at the Hantwick Trailhead an...
Beautiful walk with easy access to the water and view points.
Trail was open and dry. Parking was a challenge considering it was a work day. 😳 We were a bit surprised at the number of people.
A tranquil hike with wide, flat gravel is ready to welcome you across the bridge. It's easy to choose your own distance because this trail connects to others for a loop (as I took advantage of) or can...
First time hike at this trail. The bridge is closed for repairs and shrink wrapped in white plastic, so not even good for photos when closed. You cannot access the longer part of the trail from the M...