Chasing Waterfalls in UpState CA!

Hall Creek Falls

Hall Creek Falls travels down a unique landscape of smooth rocks, almost like a giant waterslide. The waterfall begins with a 40 foot drop to the mountainside, where it curves back and forth down the mountain with small pools along its decent. This waterfall is strenuously accessible.

Hatchet Creek Falls

Hatchet Creek Falls is an amazing place.  There are actually 4 fallen trees that have planted themselves in the swimming hole, but the "hatchet handle" tree sits directly in the fall itself.  The trail leading to the fall is moderate, but fairly short. There is also a trail that leads to the top of the falls.  This fall is popular in the summer.  Fall is a great time for photography. *Do not follow Google Maps to…

Hedge Creek Falls

Just north of Dunsmuir is one of the loveliest walks you could ever imagine.  Approximately 1-mile roundtrip this hike is down the winding, serene path, leading to beautiful Hedge Creek Falls. There is a little cave behind the fall where you can look through the fall into the beautiful forest.

Hidden Falls

Hidden Falls can be found on Table Mountain, just outside of Oroville and southeast of Redding. This tiered waterfall is hard to capture, due to cliffs and sharp angles, but the main drop is about 70 ft of falling water, and is worth the find.

Hollow Falls

Hollow Falls is one of the shorter falls on Table Mountain with a powerful heavy stream down a gradual slope where the waterfall has cut into the rock face. The base of the waterfall is easily accessible by GPS coordinates and you will find an interesting view.

Indian Falls

Indian Falls is a 1.4 mile out and back trail located near Indian Falls, California that features a small beach, rock walls, and waterfall. The trail is a steep, but short hike and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

Johnson Creek Falls

A great waterfall for photographers. The 3-mile roundtrip hike features cascades, forests and beautiful spring flowers. 

Kickapoo Falls

Kickapoo Falls is a very unique waterfall that cascades down a jagged cliff face, making for water flowing in different directions all the way to the base. It begins as a small stream and splays out over the rocks, getting wider on the way down. This waterfall is easily accessible by trail and roadside.

Kings Creek Falls

Kings Creek Falls is a great place for a photo opportunity as it is visually diverse with a fountain type look. All of its 46 feet cascade in different directions due to the protruding rocks behind. This waterfall is most visually stimulating during summer months when volume is less, allowing  for a terraced appearance. This waterfall is moderately accessible. Trail crosses through Kings Creek Meadows and forests before dropping steeply down to the cascades and…

Kinner Falls

Kinner Falls is a narrow waterfall of 139-feet, twisting around rocks on it's way down the canyon wall. It flows directly into Pit River with sprinkles of greener vegetation along either side. This waterfall is easily accessible.