Nojoqui Falls Park

"My friend brought us here, as the last part of our trip in solvang, to show us the amazing cascade of breath taking views. It was beautiful from the flowing creek, the old sacred trees, its a pretty easy path to get there. oh my god...2 of my friends went up to explore, me and my other friend spend most of our time taking pictures of the creek, the trees, the tiny details people may miss, by just walking by...the air was fresh and served that still in the peace of mind.awe...once we reached the main event it was nothing short of gorgeous..the energy, the dance of spirit. It teaches you, reminds you of this perfect place we have on Earth. The secrets of all living things and how to just be in the presence of beauty, how wonderful it is to be alive and moving....i hope u all can get a chance to go and see this..and grasp the reality of our space...and to appreciate the little things...."

"Nice little park. Visited on a crispy winter morning. The path to the falls is in theory closed but as others said it is mostly ignored. In my opinion only the very last section represents any type of risk since it seems there was a landslide beside the falls. Besides the falls the park is really nice with trees that seem to come is all forms and shapes. The road to get there is also nice and a good hard (steep at some points) if cycling is in your mind."

"The Place was beautiful, clean and could enjoy breathing pure and clean air. The families enjoyed with their pets and even barbecuing. In winter time wear a good jacket and a pair of hiking tennis if you plan on seeing the waterfall. I recommend going to Solvang after visiting this place."

"Light hike. Short, sweet, shaded and right to the falls..about a 10 minute hike. Definitely a sight to see..but highly recommended going in the Spring when there is more water. We went in August & it was a mild stream..but still beautiful nonetheless. There were signs to not enter but people still go around. We didn't see any bears but people have in the past. We saw a lot of kids & dogs."

"We went to Nojoqui in mid-June, there was still a precious small fall for us to enjoy. Overall, it’s a beautiful park with shaded and well-maintained trail to the falls with charming streams along the way. The falls area is clearly blocked off but most visitors still go through the block to enjoy the precious falls. Tip 1: cell signals will probably fail around or before the entrance to the park, just keep going pass through the camping area, and use the parking when you can’t go any further. Tip 2: wear hiking shoes or something similar. Although the terrains and slopes are considered fairly easy, I actually slipped and fell twice (not hurt), the reasons were small rocks on smooth surfaces made it easy to slip. So be careful!"