The views of the falls aren’t that great from the trail unless you make it to a large stone area directly across the from the base of the falls. You can either head down the canyon a bit to boulder-and-log hop across, or if the water isn’t too high you can just walk across with some waterproof boots and het a head-on view.

Matthew

December 12, 2023

Running

Paradise Falls is a 45-foot waterfall in Wildwood Park. There are some steps leading to the main viewing area. Be prepared to walk/hike a bit closer to the falls. The rest of the trails in the park are the perfect terrain for trail running.

Matthew

February 9, 2024

Mountain biking

Paradise Falls is a 45-foot waterfall in Wildwood Park. There are some steps leading to the main viewing area. Be prepared to leave your bike behind for a moment unless you are fine with a distant view of the falls.

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1. Mesa Trail to Two Springs Trail via Eagle Point Trail loop — Wildwood Park

5.94km

01:42

140m

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2. Wildwood Canyon Trail to Mesa Trail via Tepee Trail loop — Wildwood Park

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01:59

120m

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3. Western Plateau to Santa Rosa Trail loop — Wildwood Park

30.9km

08:52

730m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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1. Mesa Trail to Two Springs Trail via Eagle Point Trail loop — Wildwood Park

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3. Western Plateau to Santa Rosa Trail loop — Wildwood Park

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