Grizzly Falls is a 0.1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Dunlap, California that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and walking and is best used from May until October.
Kings Canyon National Park charges a fee to enter. Fees are $35 per vehicle or $30 per motorcycle. If you are entering on foot or bike the fee is $20 per person. You can also purchase a park specific annual pass for $70. Just off Kings Canyon Scenic Byway, a short and easy hike offers an impressive reward: Grizzly Falls. The 75-foot waterfall is at its best in spring, when the thunderous force is strong enough to pound your chest
Small Parking area with picnic tables and vault toilets
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks 47050 Generals Highway Three Rivers, CA 93271 Phone:(559) 565-3341
Drive north from the Grant Village towards Cedar Grove. The falls are about 3 miles before you get to Cedar Grove area
Super easy walk up with a nice view of a waterfall. Has a picnic area would be a nice place to have lunch
The shortest hike ever but totally worth it. Plus it’s fun to play in the water!
So happy I went out of my way and stopped here. The falls were so full and powerful!! It was neat you can have your lunch comfortably near the falls. It takes barely any energy to get to the falls from the parking lot. The views through the canyon too were an extra bonus to see along with the falls.
Biggest waterfall I've ever seen. Even if your 60 feet away from it, the water from its powerful falls will will spray on you and is super refreshing, and the sunlight reflecting off of the wet rocks and water makes it perfect for portraits. There is a constant amount of people there though, but I didn't feel like it impacted the experience though.
Grizzly Is waterfall for people who have little interest in hiking or a of interest in waterfalls, since the fall is only 50 yards from where you park your car, the waterfall is loud and powerful, dropping 80 feet over a 35 - foot-wide granite ledge. The first time you see it, you may have a sense of déja vu, because photos of this fall frequently appear on park brochure and local travel magazine. It’s that pretty.
Park in small lot for Grizzly Falls. This is an easy hike which you can make as difficult as you want by going uphill from Falls, not sure what is up there. There was no wind so it was going to get hot there in afternoon. This is a great hike to start out your day to see some falls, or after a long hike to stretch out before the ride out of the canyon. Virtual Treadmill video of this hike can be seen on my YouTube Channel, copy and paste link below to watch it. Thanks. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFO02nxPdM4-CabegFIPlow?view_as=subscriber