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January 2024 by Matthew Shapard
A marvelous walk along a mossy brook, with downed trees growing a colorful array of mushrooms, leads to ruined limestone kilns.Restrooms: None here
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January 2024 by Tania Segovia
Parking lot off Felton Empire Road between Ley Road and Featherston Way. About 30-40 spaces and pretty available depending on time of arrival.Beautiful day, beautiful creek flow, and beautiful scenery all around. Multiple trail options depending on how long you want to walk.Recommend taking snacks, getting comfortable somewhere near the creek, and relaxing to the sound of the water.Felton is small but beautiful. Check out the different foods, shops, old Bridge, and horse stables. It's definitely worth all the steps.Parking: Parking lot off Felton Empire Road.
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January 2024 by Evelyn Paulose
We did not start the trail, so the review is not for the trail. There were no restrooms so we ended up going to the visitor center and did another trail from there
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December 2023 by Amanda Hooper
Love this trail. It’s probably considered an easier trail but there is a little uphill. Beautiful scenery and free parking.
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December 2023 by Stephen Davis
Really beautiful. The stream is flowing well and makes the perfect sound. The mushrooms are coming out to and are great for photography.Fees: NoneRestrooms: None
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October 2023 by Eternel Elegance
An incredibly beautiful redwood Forrest that sustained major fire damage during the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex fires but in spite of this tragic setback has been a place of unbelievable rebirth. Several hiking options that include some challenging parts, but are worth every step of the way! Enjoy!Parking: Popular spot. Come early! No restrooms.
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August 2023 by Shari Silva
Our local hike! Or family and friends have been enjoying the Fall Creek Unit of Henry Cowell State Park for decades! Miles of hiking! Beautiful spring fed Fall Creek runs strong all year round! ❤️ You can go out and back or go for a loop!Parking: Parking lot on Felton Empire RdRestrooms: There are no restrooms inside the park.
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August 2023 by Ethan Feron
Busy spot on weekend - no facilities - free parking but dirt lot - typical Redwood Forest Hike (gorgeous) but right almost in the middle of Felton - entrance on a curve and locals drive fast so don’t dally on road
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July 2023 by Russ Tiffany
Awesome place for hike. Numerous trails to hike,great for all levels.
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June 2023 by Tim Lynch
Fantastic park! Love Fall Creek trail
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May 2023 by Jeremy G.
Great hike with tons of water. Took a wrong turn and ended up with an extra 3 miles lol. There's spot where there's no signals. Seems that AT&T does get the better services, was with a Verizon user and signal was spotty. Take water. Take tons of breaks. Soak up the sun. Dip your toes in the cold water. Forget your problems and get lost in nature. Rest that battery. Sometimes you need to get away from the rat race.
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April 2023 by Danielle G.
Yes! All yes!!! Absolutely stunning! Magical! We hiked about 2 hours, all along different trails and sat along the river, listening to the water pass by, birds chirping, the smell of earth with redwoods and eucalyptus, sun on our shoulders, it was for sure one of our favorite hikes recently. Will definitely return one day!!!
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February 2023 by Allegra Lovejoy
What a beautiful forest and creekside trail. Many down trees & trail slippage from the recent rains, but it’s still passable for the nimble (not for those using mobility aids).
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January 2023 by Sandra Jamme
It was represented as an Enchanted Forest and it sure was that. Did a terrific 4-mile hike along the river bed and high up on the ridge. It had elevation but was a pretty easy trail to navigate.
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November 2022 by Mina P.
Great spot for redwoods and running water along most of the trails. It's beautiful both for the eyes and ears. It's not too crowded. It can be easy or moderate, depending on how far you go. I only take one star away for two reasons: (1) no dogs allowed and (2) the trails could be better marked. I did a longer hike one day after a storm, and there were so many downed trees that I had to turn back, but there was no trail closure sign to warn me sooner. Also, more signs clearly marking trails would be great if you are venturing into trails you haven't gone on before.
