A warm weekend after an enormous spring rain is the perfect time for a hike to one in all the waterfalls of the Bay Area. The card above shows nine of them; Further details within the stories linked at the top.
1// Coal Creek. Return trip of about 3 miles, ranging from the Skyline Boulevard. Heads Up: The Vista point stays closed for parking.
2/ Uvas canyon. Five waterfalls on a 5-mile loop.
3/ Little YosemiteSunol wildness. Child -friendly hike, lower than an hour back and back.
4// Murietta FallsOhlone Wilderness. Twelve “brutal” miles outside the valley head of Valle Lake del Valle, which is crucial. Be prepared for floods at SpringTime Creek Crossings.
5/ Diablo Foothills. Three miles to the seasonal waterfall on the Little Yosemite Trail. Yes, one other little Yosemit.
6/ Leona Heights Park. Gorge stuffed with redwood in Oakland.
7/ Berkeley's hidden waterfall. Holded bad (but magical!) Secret in Codornices Park.
8/ Dawn Falls. Short and nice walk, starting with the Madrone Avenue in Larkspur.
9 & 10 // Cascade falls. A Marin Two-Fer-es gives a Cascade fall within the Cascade Canyon Preserve near Fairfax and one other within the Cascade Park by Mill Valley.
More waterfall stories:
4 Spectacular Bay Area waterfall hikes for winter walks (including Uvas Canyon, Diablo Foothills, Leona Heights)
Five hikes to catch the last of the wonderful winter waterfalls of the Bay Area (including Uvas Canyon, Coal Creek, Codornices and Mill Valley Cascade)
Marin County Waterfalls Roar to life after the recent rains (including Dawn, Fairfax Cascade)
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