マデラ郡の滝・トップ10

This trail leads up a relatively gentle incline to Red Rock Falls. As it climbs you'll see a change in the trees, from a wider-open canopy to smaller, brushier trees up the hill.

This is a nice trail along the creek that passes a few waterfalls and has some shaded spots to get out of the sun. The water level is highest during the spring melt season, then the wildflowers pop out for some extra eye candy.

Rainbow Falls is a 101-foot waterfall, which is the largest falls on the San Joaquin River. The falls are located a short distance off the Pacific Crest Trail.

Corlieu Falls is located along the Lewis Creek National Recreation Trail. The Lewis Creek was once used to transport milled lumber over more than 50 miles into the town of Madera. Along the trail, you can still see relics of this past.

The Lewis Creek cascades down into a narrow pool. The small waterfall is known as Red Rock Falls, one of two scenic falls along the Lewis Creek Trail. Corlieu Falls is located about 1.5 miles south of here.

Corlieu Falls is located along the Lewis Creek National Recreation Trail. The Lewis Creek was once used to transport milled lumber over more than 50 miles into the town of Madera. Along the trail, you can still see relics of this past. If you hike further north, you will get to another waterfalls: Red Rocks Falls.

The Lewis Creek cascades down into a narrow pool. The small waterfall is known as Red Rock Falls, one of two scenic falls along the Lewis Creek Trail. Corlieu Falls is located about 1.5 miles south of here.

Angel Falls is one of two waterfalls in this area. The Willow Creek cascades over some slick rock, carving a little gorge into the rock. Another waterfall is Devil's Slide further north of here. Ultimately, Willow Creek flows into Bass Lake.