Creekside Trail- Great Egret- Golden Eagle Loop (partial)- Pheasant- South Legacy RESERVATIONS- $8 parking on weekends and holidays- Prepaid only, order early they sell out on nice weekends. Toilets are flush and with s...
Took about 3 hours. Wide well maintained trails. Restrooms at parking and another along the trail. Nice picnic deck at the falls. Maps posted frequently.
Trails followed were: Poppy > Hidden Falls > River Otter (detoured & turned back at Deer Trail) > North Legacy > Grey Squirrel > Gold Finch > Great Egret > Warbler > Golden Eagle > Pheasant Tail > South Legacy > Poppy ...
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Hidden Falls Regional Park Hidden Falls offers approximately 30 miles of multiple-use trails for hiking, running, biking and equestrian riding, two observation decks for viewing the 30 +/- foot waterfalls, riparian ha...
Trails for this loop were: Poppy to North Legacy (west) to River Otter then trail closure detour sent us back to North Legacy (west) to Creekside to North Legacy (east) to Poppy.
This trail goes to Hidden Falls and Canyon View Falls early and takes two loops. After seeing the falls there are two loops. The first loop, River Otter Loop, is just beyond Canyon View Falls, and returns to Canyon View ...
At mile 3.3, the shortcut behind the viewing platform up to River Otter Loop was a bit too steep, slippery and sketchy for this hiker. Instead, I suggest going back down to the main North Legacy Way trail and walking sou...
Here is one trail to see the pools at Hidden Falls Regional park. Even though this trail is called the vista trail, a better view can be had by walking slightly off trail on the 7 pools trail. This is NOT a stand alon...
Hidden Falls Regional park is administered by Placer County. It has rolling grassland and forest. This park contains Hidden Falls, of course. It also has watercourses with interesting rock pools. This park is designed fo...
A nice loop with some good views of the 7 pools This is NOT a stand alone trail. See http://www.placer.ca.gov/Departments/Facility/Parks/~/media/fac/fac%20%20%20parks%20and%20grounds%20division/documents/HiddenFalls8x...
This is a small trail that will take you from the bridge across Whiskey Diggins Canal to Coon Creek. It is the spline of the after-the-bridge trails, giving you access to the hidden falls trail, the blue oaks loop, and t...
There are many ways to hike in Hidden Falls. This hike sees the falls and adds a pleasant hike to get to them and some additional trail to provide a nice workout.
Nature trail of the foothills environment. See also http://www.placernaturecenter.org/ There is also a tiny hands-on nature museum. great place for families. Trail open everyday. For information about when the nature c...
Hidden Falls Regional park is administered by Placer County. It has rolling grassland and forest. The park contains Hidden Falls, of course. It also has watercourses with interesting rock pools. This park is designed for...
Legacy trail with Barbara and Lee
Hidden Falls Access Trail, N Legacy, Gray Squirrel, Creekside, N Legacy
Beautiful 8 mile hike through the hills of Auburn
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