52 Hike Challenge 2016 Adventure Series
At Kitchen Creek Falls, water from about 20 square miles of
drainage upstream tumbles a total of 150 vertical feet over several cascades of
various heights. Found in a remote canyon off the south flank of the Laguna
Mountains, this waterfall is easily accessed by the well-trodden Pacific Crest
Trail. A short stretch of scrambling over jagged boulders is required to reach
the cascades. This is a fun place to walk along and across the stream, as well
as clamber over water-polished boulders. A short but steep, loose decent is
required to reach the base of the falls. After you've had your fill of all the
natural beauty of the area, return the way you came along the PCT.
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