Snoquera Falls Loop Trail is a 4.4 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Enumclaw, Washington that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from June until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
dog friendly
kid friendly
camping
hiking
nature trips
snowshoeing
walking
bird watching
forest
river
views
waterfall
wild flowers
wildlife
muddy
rocky
scramble
Scott Willeke recorded Snoquera Falls Loop Trail
Beautiful. Good for kids but was a workout. When you see the big field of rocks near the falls climb them!
Bill T. recorded Recording - Jul 02, 14:06
Nice easy 4 mile loop with an impressive waterfall at midway. Trail is in great condition. Forest Service pass required.
I wasn't super amazed by the falls themselves, but it was still pretty beautiful the whole way. To get the the falls it's a fairly steep and precarious incline, but the main loop is moderate and overall it's definitely worth it. I even got to frolic in a clover field -- just don't tell the Boy Scouts haha
Chic Mauve recorded Snoquera Falls Loop Trail
Did not meet a lot of other hikers. The trail has a bit of loose soil but completely manageable.
It was great but so many rocky points. Wear good boots. But overall, a nice hike!
Chris Nichols recorded Snoquera Falls Loop Trail
Amazing waterfall! Recommend following the little trail up to the base of it. Did see a snake den on the way down but pretty sure they weren’t poisonous. Worth the hike!!
Great trail with waterfall, slugs, beetles, centipedes, and incline. Little to now people across the entire trail. Great views!
A lot of blow down and a really bad wash out. Trail is in disrepair. Not good for small children or old dogs.
Laura F recorded Recording - Jun 14, 2:20 PM
Absolutely delightful. Leading up to the waterfall (counterclockwise) the trail was nice. The woods after passing the waterfall were really charming, particularly with the cliff looming overhead it. There is a lot of variety on this trail. You will walk through a stream at the base of a waterfall and need to navigate across a past landslide to reconnect to the trail at points, so wear good shoes!
Just completed the loop today. As some have already pointed out, there is a bridge over a creek that's washed out near the start of the trail, but one can go around to the right on an adjoining trail. There are several trees down across the trail, but I considered it an added adventure. I love the view of the falls and was able to climb part way up to get a better view. The trail continues across the stream below the falls - I recommend waterproof shoes if you have them. You'll encounter a rock slide shortly after leaving the falls area that can be somewhat hazardous, but, again, I considered it part of the adventure. The rest of the trail was fine and quite enjoyable. We loved it and will come again.
good hike, downed trees need to be cleared out.
The road and parking lot to the trail were open. Trail begins with a wash out and exposed culvert. We continued to the right/SE on the loop and came upon several large blowdown trees. The trail on this side is otherwise beautiful and in good shape. The best view of the falls is right as they become visible, unless you want to make the rough scramble up. Crossing the river can be slippery and tricky and once on the other side the scramble up is about the same. The cool breeze from the fall and views are well worth it. We continued the loop to NW of the falls. There were no blowdowns on this side, but several washouts including a very large rock slide. The slide area is definitely the most dangerous on the trail and will not be passable for everyone. After the slide there were no more obstacles. Very beautiful area. only saw a handful of others. We went midday on a weekday.
