Martin's Creek Falls

"Beautiful waterfall..I wish we brought our dog so he could play. We went during the week and didn't see anyone The road goes up the entire way just take your time"

"Followed the directions from a prior Google review to navigate. -easy hike uphill keeping right on the gravel trail (it is more like an emergency access road) until you see a sign for the falls, then go left towards the sound of falling water. I would suggest wearing hiking boots, or shoes that you don't mind getting muddy. Our hike had some wet&muddy patches. To get to the bottom of the falls you have to climb down a steep and muddy Cliffside. There is a rope, but I used the tree roots and careful steps instead. Great spot and beautiful waterfall if you don't mind a bit of an adventure."

"We went the wrong way at first, took a fork on the left... Hiked an additional 40minutes because of it, but found some little things that would have been unknown otherwise. Sometimes it's fun to get lost, go on an adventure! There's not really much signage, so the elusive tree with green paint(faded), arrow(low in placement) is kinda not a great marker. But then maybe that's the point. Keeping the spot low traffic, esoteric."

"Roughly 21 turns until you get to the arrow, green paint or pink ribbon. Out of shape? 20-30 min walk slightly uphill, but not bad. I would recommend checking out the waterfall."

"From the parking area, follow the main stone and gravel trail for about 15-20 minutes. It’s approximately the third trail on the left, and a tree is marked with lime green paint, an arrow carved into the tree and a faded pink ribbon. Maybe a 5 minute walk and it’s down hill near the end to arrive at the top of the falls. To access the pool at the bottom, there’s a steep trail to the left with a rope to aid in stability. Depending on your love of waterfalls, this can be a pretty amazing view, or underwhelming for the hike. Anyone with regular hiking experience will appreciate the relative privacy and the ability to cool off in the hot weather."