Twin Falls Trail is a 3.6 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near North Bend, Washington that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
birding
hiking
nature trips
snowshoeing
trail running
walking
forest
river
views
waterfall
wild flowers
wildlife
old growth
washed out
Enjoy an easy hike through the Cascade foothills to a beautiful set of waterfalls, only 30 minutes from downtown Seattle. This popular trail follows the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River through the rainforests along the western edge of the Cascade Mountains. The trail provides spectacular views of Twin Falls. Day use fee to park and annual State Parks Pass accepted.
Loved this hike. A good workout, beautiful views! We climbed onto the rocks in the river for waterfall shots.
Great hike!
My First hike in Washington State. Great trail with lots of water views & rocks. We reached by 7am very few people were there on long weekend and by 9am i saw little crowd and parking lot full.
Required Discover pass for Parking. No free parking
beautiful! get off the trail and climb out onto the rocks for the best view of the waterfall
It was a perfect first hike of the season, so start and get my out of shape hiking legs starting to get back in gear. Not difficult but also not too easy with some nice viewpoints of really lovely Twin Falls. We went on Saturday of Memorial Day weekend and it busy but not miserably so and we arrived about 11 am. Tons of families and dogs on the route. Don't forget your Discovery Pass!
Beautiful
beautiful place
Great hike for families but would do it a little earlier next time. We departed around 10:00am with some American Heritage Girl Scouts to work on their hiking merit badge. Plan was to hike out, stop and do picnic lunch, then hike back. There was no real good place once we got out there to stop and sit to eat. We made do, but it would have been better to hike it earlier and eat lunch when we got back. The girls loved it! The youngest was 8 years old. They also enjoyed playing by the rocks and water on the way back to cool off. Great hike!
Definitely a great hike with beautiful sites along and at the end of the trail. The falls are really pretty and a great reward at the end of the trail! :) Has nice wildflowers and moss treated trees which makes the walking path look really cool.. We went with two kids (4 and 9), so would definitely recommend for a family hike!
Great hike with falls views. In our party, we had kids ranging from 9 months to 9 years and everyone had great fun. Hike isn’t steep and kids can easily do it. You can’t use stroller for kids due to rocks. Almost 1.4 miles one way till the bridge and total -~2.7 miles. With kids it took us almost an hour to wrap up the hike.
Great hike to take kids! Easy and beautiful view of the falls! There are some great stopping points for lunch as well (with benches). I hiked with my 18 month old daughter in a carrier and she loved it.
Just be aware there is limited parking and you need a discover pass.
Walked this trail yesterday, it is definitely worth the hike.
we drive a truck and walked from the TA truck stop to hike the trail.
it was worth it.
Decent little trek. Nothing to crazy. epic views of the falls!
Beautiful, lush, and worth the work! The path is a bit washed out and flooded at this time in April, so keep an eye on that. The waterfalls are amazing.
Great waterfall, just disappointed that the end of the trail was a gravel road, no grand view at the end.
Nice easy hike. Great for beginners and kids.
Nice quick spot. Crowded.
Great spot to get in the river and an overall easy hike.
Nice hike. Not difficult at all. Went on an overcast day. Great for beginners or an easy day out.
Nothing wrong, would hike again.
Beautiful waterfalls and river view. Family and dog friendly hike!
Great quick and easy hike. Went on a weekday not too much traffic.
Beautiful Views, trafficked, good season opener.
Went on a Friday afternoon, not very crowded was a short hike to falls. Was a decent hike up the hill after the falls to the junction with the John Wayne trail. Will do more often as we cross the pass.
Beautiful sunny, warm day for a beautiful hike. Tons of people and dogs. The trip was still gorgeous though. Good season opener.
Great day for family hike. Busy so we parked on the road outside parking lot. Not muddy and river views were exceptional. A little up and down to get to falls but well worth the effort. Great for kids of all ages!
Mediocre hike with decent views of the waterfalls. May be better in the summer when you could walk down and enjoy sitting by the river. Not bad if you’re looking for a quick, short hike.
Beautiful waterfalls views.
Some mud, I would wear hiking shoes.
My puppy had a blast.
I would suggest going on a weekday, weekends seem to be packed with lots of people.
Mark W.
Beautiful waterfalls. Great river views. Able to go to water's edge.
Views: Crystal clear river, old trees, two waterfalls.
Difficulty: Easy the inclines are spaced out and there's plenty of flat walking areas.
Trail conditions: Beginning of March- trail was muddy in some spots overall wasn't too bad. The trail didn't have as many people as Rattlesnake or Poo Poo Point.
Overall: This was a beautiful hike! We brought our dog, and he loved it!