• | About
  • Newsletter
  • Contact
  • Shop
  • Login / Sign Up
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

World of Waterfalls

Explore The World One Waterfall At A Time

  • DESTINATIONS
    • North America
      • Canada
        • Provinces
      • USA
        • California
        • Hawaii
        • Other States
    • Africa & Middle East
    • Asia
    • Europe
      • Great Britain
      • Iceland
      • Norway
      • Other Countries
    • Latin America & Caribbean
    • Oceania & South Pacific
      • Australia
      • New Zealand
      • Other Countries
  • TOP 10 LISTS
  • ITINERARIES
    • Our Itineraries
    • Travel Guides
    • Trip Reports
  • BLOG
  • RESOURCES
    • In-Depth Guides
    • Waterfalls 101
    • Product Reviews
  • REVIEWS
    • Outdoor Gear
    • Photo and Video
    • Travel
    • Web Services
  • SUBMIT
    • User Submissions
  • Search

Trail Canyon May 17, 2012

submitted by John on May 18, 2012

The World of Waterfalls has been to this waterfall, which you can read about here.
The unmaintained trail Top of Trail Canyon Falls Trail Canyone Falls Trail Canyon Falls

Just went to trail canyon falls today. The trail is closed due to fires that happened years ago but I think it is because they don’t have the money to fix and maintain the trail to be honest. You must trespass at your own risk. I parked on Ollie Rd. just yards from the dirt road entrance so that no one would suspect that I was there.

In the beginning, there are homes and the trail is nice. The trail signs are gone. You must hike past the homes. Once you reach the last home which is separated from the others and further back you take the right side of the trail. You hike until there is a rusty and broken down tractor/mower-keep going strait along the stream. Then you hike along the stream for awhile. Once you reach an opening to the valley you will notice some rusty sheet metal barriers. This is the actual trail and it goes up the mountain. The trail is unmaintained here so I suggest using pants so that you don’t cut up your legs. Then you just keep following the trail around the ridge until you see the waterfall tucked away in a valley.

Good luck to anyone else that tries it. It is worth it to some and not to others.

0 Comments

Only logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

    Primary Sidebar

    User Waterfall Reviews ≫ User Waterfall Review

    User-Submitted Review

    John

    Reviewer: John
    Location: Inland Empire, California, USA

    Registered: 2012-05-18
    Number of Reviews: 1
    Number of Comments: 0

    Disclaimer: This user-submitted review or reply reflects this author's opinion. It is not affiliated with the World of Waterfalls in any way.

    About Trail Canyon May 17, 2012

    User Rating:
    User Difficulty:

    Hiking Distance:
    Suggested Time:

    County: USA
    State/Province: California
    Town:

    Latitude:
    Longitude:

    The Waterfaller Newsletter

    Get over the hump of the mid-week blues! Subscribe and get exclusive curated content delivered to your inbox every Wednesday.

    Copyright © 2021 · Genesis Wow Child on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in

    Waterfalls By Region

    • North America
    • Africa & Middle East
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Latin America & Caribbean
    • Oceania & South Pacific

    About Us

    My wife and I love chasing waterfalls! In fact, our passion for waterfalling is so strong that we’ve not only traveled the world looking for them, but we’ve created this website to share our personal experiences with you! [more]

    Explore Waterfalls

    • WoW Newsletter
    • Top 10 Lists
    • Itineraries
    • Blog
    • Resources
    • Reviews

    Have Your Say

    • Submit A Waterfall
    • Contact Us
    • Login / Sign Up

    Copyright 2021 World Of Waterfalls, All Rights Reserved
    The content on this website may not be copied or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without prior written permission.
    HOME ♦ PRIVACY POLICY ♦ TERMS

    Powered by Kinsta

    Affiliate Disclosure: We receive compensation from companies whose products or services are used, referenced, or reviewed regardless of whether we endorse or criticize them.  We are independently owned so content written by us merely reflect our own opinions. more

    Copyright 2020 World Of Waterfalls, All Rights Reserved
    The content on this website may not be copied or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without prior written permission.
    HOME ♦ PRIVACY POLICY ♦ TERMS

    Powered by Kinsta

    Affiliate Disclosure: We receive compensation from companies whose products or services are used, referenced, or reviewed regardless of whether we endorse or criticize them.  We are independently owned so content written by us merely reflect our own opinions. more