Murhut Falls

Name: Murhut Falls
Rating: 4.4

4.4 ( 10 )

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Trail

1.5 mile 2.5 kilometer loop
90% Runnable
Easy/Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 236' 72 m
Descent: -241' -74 m
High: 1,060' 323 m
Low: 872' 266 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 6% (3°)
Max Grade: 12% (7°)

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Trail shared by Megan W with improvements by John Arnold

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“This is an easy run to a 130 foot waterfall in a beautiful setting.”

— Megan W

GPX File

Features River/Creek · Waterfall · Wildflowers

Overview

This short out and back requires only a small amount of work for its reward. It can feel very isolated and peaceful mid-week, but more crowded on weekends.

Runner Notes

This trail was a former logging road, so the grade is steady and mellow. Can become muddy.

Description

This family friendly trail begins gradually on a wide, former logging road. The uphill is non-taxing over a smooth surface. You'll hear the rush of the falls on a slight descent before you arrive at the falls themselves. The tiered waterfall, mossy rocks and pools are especially impressive after a rain. The last 100 yards of the trail is a bit more narrow with a drop-off to one side, so keep an eye on kids here.