Three Sisters Falls Trail in Cleveland National Forest
The Three Sisters Falls Trail in Cleveland National Forest offers hikers a challenging yet rewarding journey through diverse landscapes. The path descends into a rugged canyon, providing expansive views of the surrounding mountains and the Boulder Creek valley. Upon reaching the falls, hikers are greeted by the sight of three cascading waterfalls nestled among smooth granite boulders, creating a serene and picturesque setting. #Hiking #Canyon #Forest #Nature #Waterfall
- Distance: 3.9 mi
- Elevation gain: 968 ft
- Maximum elevation: 2,917 ft
- Elevation loss: 968 ft
- Minimum elevation: 2,080 ft
- Moving time: 1 h 30 m
- Moving speed: 2.6 mph
- Maximum speed: 5.5 mph
- Total time: 1 h 39 m
- Global speed: 2.4 mph
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- Distance: 3.9 mi
- Elevation gain: 968 ft
- Maximum elevation: 2,917 ft
- Elevation loss: 968 ft
- Minimum elevation: 2,080 ft
- Moving time: 1 h 30 m
- Moving speed: 2.6 mph
- Maximum speed: 5.5 mph
- Total time: 1 h 39 m
- Global speed: 2.4 mph
About this trail
Name: Three Sisters Falls Trail in Cleveland National Forest trail, distance, elevation, map, profile, GPS track
Start: Cedar Creek Road, San Diego County, California, United States (32.98526 -116.67890)
End: Cedar Creek Road, San Diego County, California, United States (32.98531 -116.67887)
Coordinates: 32.97149 -116.68856 32.98531 -116.67887
Topography: San Diego County topographic map, elevation, terrain
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