Kings Creek Falls Trail

Shasta County, California

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Distance

2.49 miles

Elevation Gain

495 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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Kings Creek Falls Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Old Station, California.

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Zach L

Kings Creek Falls Trail

10/17/22

I did this prior to the Dixie Fire so it’s a bit different now. The trail is easy to the Cascade Falls overlook but if you continue down to Kings Creek Falls there are some steep sections. I’d recommend making a loop by going to Cascade Falls overlook, continue down to Kings Creek Falls and back, then come up the steps along Cascade Falls (my favorite of the two). Where Kings Creek meanders through the meadow is also quite pretty and picturesque.

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