The third hike we did on Howland Hill road. Kinda long hike for a small waterfall at the end. But the whole time we hiked we were surrounded by huge redwoods. Not wheelchair accessible. Most of the trail your walking on tree roots so bring very stable hiking boots if you don't want to roll an ankle. Make sure to bring water with you and a snack. Because its 2.8 miles one way so at the end of it your close to hiking 6 miles. Some places were really muddy so wear hiking boots instead of regular sneakers. Also recommend downloading maps.me app, it maps you by GPS even without cell service which you won't have this entire hike. It was nice to check the app to see how much farther we had. I even pulled it up for a family because they asked us along the way how longer they had to go. Visited June 2022.

Great out and back trail that has a wonderful grove that you may walk through. There is a big giant tree 0.4 miles before you get to the falls. It is a sharp right turn and you may miss it if you aren’t looking!

Beautiful hike that was not at all crowded like the Stout Grove Trailhead! The terrain has some ups and downs, but it's manageable for kids over 6. Gorgeous views of the Redwoods, small wooden bridges, and streams. Restrooms at the entrance of the trail.

Great hike! Truly amazing walking through these massive trees. Not too challenging with elevation gain but a solid distance to the end. I think it was more than the 2.8 miles listed. I found this hike way more rewarding and more secluded than the Titans trail.

It took longer than anticipated but we certainly enjoyed our time on this trail. Look for the tree with the arrow carved into it in order to reach the Boy Scout tree. (Pic attached)

Really enjoy the hike. Come early as there aren’t many parking spaces at the trailhead. The fall in the end of trail is a bit letdown but the hike itself is pretty descent. The path is well maintained also.

Pretty stunning walking through this Forrest of giants. The way the trees just rise into the sky hundreds of feet is amazing. Path is well treaded and not too strenuous. Not too crowded, as this is a state park. Highly recommend if you’re in this area!

Such a beautiful trail! It’s all about the journey and not too much about the destination. Be mindful there are lots of tree roots.