Cool hike. Quite steep but probably just a moderate rating. I was pretty tired when we got back down, but it was worth it. We passed a cool abandoned cabin on the way. The waterfall was very impressive when we were there in July.
Drive up and down is a little sketchy if you don't have 4-wheel drive but well worth it. Saw some deer, too. It's definitely a moderate hike and walking sticks would come in handy.
A great hike! Very clearly marked trail. It gets steep at some parts so I would rate it as moderate. Do not go if it is raining even a bit, flash flooding occurs fast. If you drive another quarter mile up the road there is a small mining ghost town that is super cool and a picnic area along the creek. Bathrooms are just past it.
Really fun hike for most ages. Carried our toddler in a backpack. Probably wouldn’t recommend for younger kids without an adult to carry them through the last stretch to the falls.
Beautiful hike to some beautiful falls! Not many people when we went. The hike is 1 mile each way. You can take off-road vehicles a good portion of the way. Although, as fun as they are to drive, it detracts from the beauty of the canyon. Not a bad way to go though if you're not up for a hike.
If you have a UTV/ATV the hike not very long at all. It has a small incline but easy to do. If you plan to hike down to the bottom, it is a very steep hike. There is some rope to help you down. Very fun hike to do!! Even if you don't have a UTV/ATV it's still not a long hike. It is an incline all the way up.
Great spring time hike. Saw a lot of people starting off down the road instead of the trail on accident. Trailhead is at the map station!
Easy / Moderate difficulty.
Beautiful views. Gets a little steep half way up. Passed some horses coming down on the narrow rocky sections which was quite impressive.
Beautiful place. I've gone twice and like it most in the early summer. A lot of people bring there ATV's but I think you see more stuff when you're hiking.
This is such a great little hike for the family! The trail is well marked with a great trail map available with an 8 bit ($1) donation.
Getting down to the falls at the end is a little steep but not terribly hard.
I highly recommend seeing this gem in the middle of the dessert/forest.
This is gorgeous picturesque falls well worth the hike. Great views of the falls. Difficult to get to the base because of the terrain but just the views are worth it!
Great spring hike. It isn't a simple hike for everyone but it also isn't extremely difficult or technical. The elevation, some narrow parts with a steep hill off one side makes it something to consider if bringing small children. For the most part of the trail, you are sharing it with ATVs so be aware and be prepared to step aside as they pass. The top portion of the trail is for foot traffic only.
Rewarding moderate hike. Definitely not as easy as expected. Steady, easy incline until the end where it increases a lot and there are rocks to climb around. 2 beautiful waterfalls along the way. After you pass the first waterfall, you have about 10 minutes until you're at bullion falls.
4 of us hiked last Sunday in a foot of snow. Had never been up the trail before. Stunning and beautiful up there. 2 of us wore Bogg boots, other 2 hiking boots, all had hiking poles, and yaktraxs in our bags just in case. Packed water and power snacks. Definitely 4WD with heavy traction tires needed to get to Miner's Park parking area. One gal in AWD Subaru got stuck a mile from parking area and jumped into my F350. Everything we read said 2 miles round trip to hike to the falls. It was more like 4 miles round trip. Started hiking shortly after 2pm. Got back down to the truck at 4:30. Happy Paiute Inn and Diner in Marysvale was open till 8pm. Great food, great service, good hot coffee.
The falls are beautiful and worth seeing if, your up to the climb down to the falls as well as the climb up. It's quite the effort getting down and back so if your in shape then go for it !!
This place is gorgeous. We took our Razor1000. The roads are well maintained. It's a rough ride in places, just slow down. Beautiful area, we only saw 4 people. It took us about 2.5 hours to do the loop.
This was a great hike enjoyed by everyone in the group. It is about 1 mile of moderate level hiking up to the falls. It was pretty impressive with the high water level coming down the canyon. The trail head is just before the bridge where the sign is. 3/4 of the trail is shared with a ATV trail. That ends and then it is hiking trail up into the trees around the falls. The area around the falls is fairly steep.
Bullion Falls is a little tricky, for there are different trailheads for those hiking than for those on an ATV. For most people, the trailhead is right next to the bridge, and you can park in the parking area just across the bridge. As you walk up the trail, you want to stay to the left, and watch for Cascade Falls on the left across the way. You will know you got to Cascade Falls for there is a brown wooden sign on the right. If you continue on this road up and around the corner, there will be spot for parking ATV's. This might be your trailhead if you have an ATV and can bypass the mile hike up. If you walk on this trail about 0.1-0.2 miles you will find another falls called Bullion's falls.
