Franklin Falls - Washington Trails Association At 70 feet, Franklin Falls is a spectacular sight to see, with its best flows between April and July There is a viewpoint before reaching the falls but hikers can get closer by following a narrow trail gouged into the side of the rock
Franklin Falls via Denny Creek Road and Franklin Falls Trail The Melakwa Lake via Denny Creek Trail offers a captivating journey through the Alpine Lakes Wilderness The route begins in lush forested areas, where hikers can enjoy views of cascading waterfalls, including the dramatic Keekwulee Falls, before ascending to rocky and open terrain
Franklin Falls Trail, Washington - 8,684 Reviews, Map | AllTrails Waterfalls Wildlife Top trails nearby Franklin Falls via National Forest Development Road 58 Lundin Peak View and Red Mountain via Old Commonwealth Trail Pratt Lake, Melakwa Lake, and Denny Creek Trail Loop Pacific Crest Trail (PCT): Section J - Snoqualmie Pass to Stevens Pass
Franklin Falls Hike, WA: What You Need to Know! Summer is the most popular time to complete the Franklin Falls hike, but spring and fall are great seasons to tackle the trail Unfortunately, road closures add a layer of difficulty for winter hiking, and you’ll need to hike in from Denny Creek Road, which adds about four miles to the hike
Franklin Falls — The Mountaineers An easy 2 mile hike or snowshoe from the Denny Creek Campground near Snoqualmie Pass to a beautiful waterfall Great in summer for cooling off or in winter for a magical snowy adventure with your family
Franklin Falls Trailhead - North Bend, WA - Yelp The hike towards the falls just felt really long for some reason The website is correct, the last 100 yards was pretty dangerous, "The path reaches Franklin Falls at 1 mile, with the last 100 yards climbing steeply on rocky trail to the base of the falls
An easy family-friendly hike to Franklin Falls - Seattles Child We’ve been hearing about this family-friendly hike to Franklin Falls for some time now, and I was finally able to hike it with my 6- and 4-year-old kids The beautifully maintained, compact dirt and gravel trail is very kid-friendly and worth the hype