Snoquera Falls Loop

Crossing the creek under the falls was a little sketchy. You might get your boots wet. The falls were frozen, but with the warmer temps the ice was melting. A huge section of the frozen falls came cra...

Did the entire loop and there were a few trees down but they were easy to navigate.Not a lot of flow at the falls.Toilet facility was open.

Parking lot was snow and ice free as was the trail up to the falls ( went ccw). Lots of trail work evident on the trail (very much appreciated). There is still lots of storm debris off to the sides of...

Hiked up to Snoquera Falls counterclockwise and returned the same way. Total hike was just 3 miles and about 700 feet altitude gain.There were a little snow and ice in the parking lot. The temps were ...

I did a trail patrol to check on conditions on Snoquera Falls trail.  Trail is a nice winter walk but has some challenges.Not far after parking lot is the junction to Moss Lake trail.  Not 10 yards do...

We went out for a rainy day hike. It was nice to be outside, this would be a great hike for kids.  I didn't see another soul which was the highlight of this hike.  Solitude is what I enjoy the most.

My friend and I arrived at the trailhead around 9:30am on a cloudy Saturday morning. There were four other cars parked and ample room for more. We hiked the loop counterclockwise and enjoyed our time ...

Beautiful hike, no issue with river crossing, somehow managed to bring a few ticks home…🤮

Group of five ladies, one very good adventure pup (leashed and polite), and zero regrets—unless you count the moment I sat down in scree and slid across a washout whisper-screaming“Dumb Ways to Die”th...

Beware-Lots of ticks!!! We had sprayed gear/ pants/boots and were vigilant on trail to watch for and remove quickly from selves and dog - but still found a hitchhiker when showering at home. Also, the...