Placerita Canyon Falls

Los Angeles County, California

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Distance

4.7 miles

Elevation Gain

764 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

Description

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Placerita Canyon Falls in Los Angeles County, California is a moderately difficult trail due to the 4.7-mile roundtrip hike and 760+ft of elevation gain. If hiking, plan for a couple of hours to complete this trail.

The trail is open year-round, but the waterfall is best after a recent rain. Dogs are permitted on the trail with a leash.

Parking:
There is parking at the nature center as well as restroom facilities.

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Mountain Biking

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