ジュノー市・区の滝・トップ4

The path to the waterfall is well-maintained and well-signposted. You can't miss it.

You can probably guess how Gold Creek got its name. But the history behind Ebner Falls — this picturesque waterfall in Gold Creek, which you can see from an overlook on the trail — is a little more obscure. It may have been named for one of the early miners in this area. You'll also find one of the more precarious sections of trail here, as it narrows to a footpath to skirt around a cliff.

The Salmon Creek Trail starts with a brief, steep uphill along a road, eventually transitioning to a narrow track that roughly follows Salmon Creek upstream. Watch for lovely cascades as the creek tumbles downhill through the forest, and for an old water pipeline leading down from the reservoir.

The maintained Granite Creek Trail ends after a couple of lovely waterfalls, although you can follow faint footpaths to explore the alpine bowl you find yourself in. You might see mountain goats and other wildlife on this trail, plus plentiful blueberries in the fall. Heads up: There is extreme avalanche hazard on this trail during the winter, and extensive snow fields (left by avalanches) may linger well into the summer.

You can probably guess how Gold Creek got its name. But the history behind Ebner Falls — this picturesque waterfall in Gold Creek, which you can see from an overlook on the trail — is a little more obscure. It may have been named for one of the early miners in this area.

This trail is the easiest, most direct route to get close to Nugget Falls; it is paved, and considered ADA accessible. The ADA-accessible/paved trail ends short of the falls, but walkers can continue toward the base of the falls along a relatively level, rocky beach. Even from a distance, you'll hear the rumble and feel the spray of water tumbling down this waterfall, which is an impressive 377 feet (115 m) high.

Nugget Falls Trail is a 2 mile heavily trafficked trail. It leads along a lake, past viewpoints and the waterfall. Due to the low gradient and distance, the route is suitable for all levels of ability. Dogs are allowed, but must be kept on a leash. The highlight is standing in the drizzle of the Nuggetfalls and taking photos 😂

This path leads relatively flat to the Nugget Falls. He is asphalted almost everywhere. Only the last few meters goes over the beach. He can be mastered in about 30 minutes and you will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the falls.