CEDAR CREEK FALLS Cleveland National Forest

We checked out the amazing waterfalls on Lake Jocassee! They are as good as they say they are, and such clear water. If you get the chance to go there, get in the water!!! We payed for a private 3 hour tour to visit the waterfalls on Lake Jocassee! It was an amazing July day, and the waterfalls were amazing. Join us on our short trip.

Yesterday we drove to a trail called Santa Paula Canyon Trail, about an hours drive, not knowing for sure if it was open. It had been closed. It was open and we hiked almost 7 miles round trip to get up to the waterfall. It took some aggressive rock scrambling but well worth it! I added a picture of how it flows in the winter, worth a return hike to see it!

Our hike Tuesday to Switzer Falls, check out the video below!

Tuesday's amazing hike to Sturtevant Falls above Monrovia. Check out our video.

Our hike to Escondido Falls today. The water was very muddy because of the Woolsey Fire, and rocks were coming down with the water, yikes!

Tuesday hiking to Trail Canyon Falls, I have never seen so much water before!

Our hike to Newton Canyon Falls. Not much water compared to winter 2016. We found a few, million year old sea shell impressions, crazy?

Enjoyed a beautiful hike today out to Trail Canyon Falls to see what Tuesday's rains did to the waterfall. Not as much rain as we hoped for but still just amazing!

We had our eye on four hikes in one day in the Santa Barbara area. The Gaviota Wind Caves, the Gaviota Hot Springs, the Nojoqui Falls, and Lizard Rock. This is our hike to Nojoqui Falls. The falls were not running that well and the hike was not that long, but they are very very high indeed.

We hiked up to Trail Canyon Falls once again, our go to local falls!

This was our first of many hikes down to visit Cooper Canyon Falls. We had to hike from Hwy 2, so our total was over 9 miles.

Hiking to Eaton waterfall above Pasadena

Our hike to Escondido falls near Malibu. There would have been more water last week, but nice just the same.

After our failed attempt to hike up to Trail Canyon Falls in the rain, we came back a week later and found our waterfall! We are on the right track.

Real hikers hike in the rain, so we set off on this glorious rainy day to find Trail Canyon Falls. All was well until we made a wrong turn upstream and never found the falls!

We hiked over to Paradise Fall in Wildwood Regional Park with Omid, Kia, Argos, and I. WE got really really wet!

We crossed the Grand Canyon in 2000, so I thought it was time to once again climb down into the canyon, but this time to see Havasu and Mooney Falls. We also searched for hidden Falls. Robin had Plantar Fasciitis and took the mules down giving him the nickname Mule Boy! He is so stubborn that he and Kia got into it as to where Kia would set up HER group tent, then again while hiking to find Hidden Falls, Robin would not give up, and in the middle of nowhere was going to go it alone! We hiked back a bit, sat down for lunch, and within 15 minutes, here comes Robin limping along!