Twin Falls

Started hike around 1pm. Both lots full but there were a few spots in overflow down the street.Expectedly busy hike on a nice Saturday. A couple of trees down most of the way up the trail. Easy to nav...

After the freeway, the road to the trailhead was suitable for all vehicles, but the middle lane we took on I-90 E had several rough spots and fluctuating midday traffic, making for a suboptimal drive....

Right where the trail begins, there is a signage that the lower falls view point is closed. The area is closed for repairing the viewing deck that was damaged by a blowdown. However, you can go to the...

Arrived at around 10:30am on a Friday morning.  There were still a few open spots in the main parking lot.  This is a heavily-trafficked trail and today was no exception.  There were a couple of large...

Bottom Line:Beautiful hike along the south forth of the Snoqualmie River to Twin Falls canyon, which is a 3-tiered waterfall with a bridge over the precipice of the lower falls. First flowers and butt...

Lower Falls Viewpoint on the Twin Falls Trail is closed due to structural damagesustained during a storm in early March.

Planned on going to Oxbow Loop today but the Middle Fork Road was a bit dicey. The trail was a bit slick in places so I was thankful I brought my microspikes. There were a few downed trees/branches bu...

The storm really brought up water levels and the falls are amazing right now. Unfortunately part of a tree fell and took out part of the bottom viewing platform (pic 2). The river is quite beautiful w...

We reached the parking lot at 8:30am. You need a Discover Pass to park there. There was just one another car when we arrived. Perks of hiking on weekdays = ample parking! There is a restroom at the tr...