May 15, 2018 — I hiked down to Three Sisters Falls three years ago, but I didn't take lots of photos, and I also wanted to see the newly renovated trail. Until a few months ago, there was a heavily-eroded sandy section to reach the bottom of the falls, but an easy trail has replaced this, and now access is a lot easier. I also wanted to revisit this area because I learned of Eagle Peak, a nice little summit overlooking Boulder Creek (the creek housing Three Sisters). So, from the trailhead, hike along the forest road until the obvious trail leading to Three Sisters Falls splits off to the left. Continue straight rather than going down the official trail, where a social trail leads up to the summit of Eagle Peak. There are some nice rocky sections, and the summit views are really nice.
I went back down an continued to Three Sisters Falls, where it was still early enough (and a Tuesday) that fewer people were there than my last visit, but there were still lots of other visitors jumping into the highest of the three falls. Though, unbelieveably, there is a lot less human impact than I would have expected, glad to see people take care of this place! I did a quick Class 3 move to get over the highest fall and explored a bit past into Boulder Creek. Apparently this could be a fun canyoneering route - next time!
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