Soldier Falls Trailhead

"Seeing this during spring melt is worth the challenge of several 4x4 water crossings of Ash Creek. Awesome but be careful and watch for cattle."

"Very short hike to the waterfalls. Just follow the fence line and it guides you right to them. Unfortunately their was very little water trickling down the rock slopes when we went on 3/19, but still very pretty and peaceful there."

"Nice short walk up to some small waterfalls. I hear it's better in spring after snowmelt. From the parking lot You first go up the small road on the left, then cross over the campsite and follow the barbed wire fence to the right uphill. It's about 10-15 minutes to the falls. There's more hiking beyond as well. Never tried it."

"I have a lot of respect for the past and also the natural beauty of the world. So when my wife and I went to soldier falls,and we saw that the place was in really good shape and well cared for. We had to make sure that we got some pictures of the place to show that you can still go to places like this one and see the true beauty and the love for our world is not yet destroyed by the same people who live in it. So I am so thankful for the next time I am able to do it again and this time I hope I will be able to get back to it when the water fall is going over the stone and the rest of the earth. Even though it was dry and there was no water, it was still a very beautiful place to be able to see the world still in a beautiful place and we still have the perfect pictures of our time in soldier falls and we will cherish the time we had with each other that day..."

"Most awesome falls for this time of year as last of the snow melts from Rincon Peak. Trailhead is not marked, but when you find it, walk the barbed wire fence and free climb to each of the three levels of falls. We had them to ourselves on Superbowl Sunday. A must do!"