Fish Canyon Falls

Azusa, California

2.0/5

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Distance

5 miles

Elevation Gain

800 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

Description

Added by Allie Morris

This trail is currently closed! Spring is the perfect time to hike to this beautiful, three-tiered waterfall nestled in the hills behind Azusa. If you're lucky, the wildflowers will be in full bloom!

This trail is currently closed! Learn more on the U.S. Forest Service website.

Follow Encanto Parkway towards the hills until you come to a junction with a sign labeled "trail" that points towards a parking lot to your right. Parking is free, though on weekends it may be difficult to find a spot if you start late.

From the parking lot, the trial is clearly marked the entire way to the falls. It is a relatively easy hike, but watch out for poison oak along the trail! On a sunny day the cold water under the falls would be refreshing, and while we were there in March one brave soul jumped from the rock above the lowest tier of the falls.

Dogs are allowed on leash Saturdays and Sundays only.

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Jeff Cline

Fish Canyon Falls

10/16/19

This trail is closed

1.0

Joshua Owens

Fish Canyon Falls

01/12/18

Closed due to Fish Canyon Fire

1.0

Rio Lopez

Fish Canyon Falls

03/25/17

Closed till Sept 7, 2017 :(

1.0

Philip Heem

Fish Canyon Falls

04/06/16

We took the whole family. My kids are 9, 7, and 3. They had no problems. There are some cliff areas where I forced my 3 yr old to hold my hand. Other than that, it was awesome. I loved that my kids could go. That's a deal breaker for me.

5.0

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