Snoquera Falls Loop Trail is a 3.6 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Enumclaw, Washington that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from June until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
dog friendly
kid friendly
birding
hiking
nature trips
walking
forest
river
views
waterfall
wild flowers
rocky
Loved this hike. It was great for a quick afternoon explore. Make sure to save time for resting and enjoying the view at the falls.
Start the trail counter-clockwise if we want to climb quickly or follow it clock-wise if you have small children or a someone needing a more gentile climb.
There are two spots where you have to climb over blow-downs that could use a chainsaw to be cleared.
Great hike! At times the trail is obscure but that makes it adventurous. Variety of trail terrain--- from soft pine needle covered to muddy to extreme rocky as well as crossing rocky water ways.
Glad to have our gps with us as we took a wrong turn near the end of the loop but quickly figured it out and finished strong!
A beautiful, not too hard hike.
perfect if you like a quiet trail. we only saw one other person. waterfall was breathtaking! sat at the top and had lunch and watched bald eagles flying over the valley
6/3/17- Loved this hike. Moderate is a fair description. Crossing the waterfall wasn't so bad. Trail is definitely rocky on the other side of the waterfall and there were several downed trees along the way.
Great waterfall
It was sunny weather today, so we could actually get over the waterfall!.. water is cold but feels really good. Totally enjoyed the hike!
Actually we did this a week ago.. No snow..if you do the loop and cross the falls.. it does get a bit rocky.. but not horrible
Went on the loop trail could not get over the waterfall a lot of snow and water running under. Had to turn back around. But over all really loved the trail will go back in summer.
Beautiful views!
It was a beautiful hike. There was plenty of ice on the trail. Microspikes are strongly recommend.