May 25, 2017 — A great hike to the classically photogenic Kanarraville Falls. Starting from the pay-to-park trailhead, walk along a dirt road that leads to the entrance of Kanarra Creek Canyon. Expect to get wet from this point forward. You'll get to Kanarraville Falls (or Kanarra Creek Falls, whatever), a beautiful, small waterfall set in some red sandstone narrows and accentuated by a pretty little wooden ladder that regularly gets fixed. Most people turn around here, but I couldn't recommend continuing up more highly. The narrows open up for a bit, but small waterfalls, lush greenery, and bright red sandstone continues farther up the canyon to a second waterfall. This waterfall had some ropes and a much older ladder, but was similar to Kanarra Creek Falls. Even fewer people continue past this point, but again, I highly recommend continuing. You'll stumble into a wider canyon with sheer red rock cliff faces on either side, simply incredible. I continued on a social trail well past the narrows through some brush until it was clear I had passed all the most interesting stuff before turning back.
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