2019年6月11日 · Salmon Creek Trail is a popular track with backpackers venturing deep into the Silver Peak Wilderness in the Monterey District of Los Padres National Forest, but you only need to hike a quarter mile round trip from Highway One to see a beautiful 120-foot waterfall.

2016年1月20日 · This trail takes you to Salmon Creek Falls, which is best viewed in the winter rainy season. During the summer and shoulder seasons, the falls can go dry, especially if California is experiencing a drought.

A worthwhile spur leads to Upper Salmon Creek Falls, a rarely-visited waterfall that drops into an attractive pool in winter and spring. The loop, which covers more than 3,000 feet in elevation gain, can be completed as a long and arduous day hike.

Salmon Creek Falls is a hidden pair of twin waterfalls towards the south end of Big Sur which is well worth a half-hour stop on your drive down the coast, if you're reasonably fit and don't mind a little scrambling.

The Salmon Creek Falls Trail brings you up close and personal with the clear waters cascading down the Santa Lucia Mountains. This hike is free and welcomes visitors of all skill levels year-round. Dogs are also welcome but are required to be leashed while using the trail.

Indulge in the mesmerizing scene of 120ft cascades along the Salmon Creek Falls Hike. This family-friendly adventure is well worth the detour off State Route 1—and the crowds that congregate in the area are a testament to its beauty, enjoy!

2016年4月20日 · In the Monterey District of Los Padres National Forest, Salmon Creek Falls is a 120 foot waterfall that cascades down a canyon in the Santa Lucia Mountain Range.

Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways, AllTrails has 13 scenic trails in the Salmon Creek Falls area. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you.

One of the southernmost popular Big Sur trails, Salmon Creek offers a nice steady workout in addition to some of the most expansive views westward toward the coast.

Travel a busy path to the famous Salmon Creek Falls before escaping into the woodlands laden with ferns and wildflowers to a more secluded cascade and backcountry campsites. This adventure boasts the perfect opportunity for self-reflection and reconnection with nature.