Spoon Creek Falls Trailhead

Primary Location

Main location Montesano Washington 98563 US(360) 956-2402

Amenities

Children

Good for kids

Activities

HikingOut-and-back trail

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Customer Reviews

4.8

5 Reviews

57025 days ago

From

The trail head sign is gone as of 10/16/18. Please keep you children close and don’t allow them to run on the trail. There are several points where the trail turns and look out points go to the very edge of 100-200 foot shear drop offs. Several of the look out points are undercut so the material near the edge is prone to stuffing off. However if you take your time and stay on the main trail it’s safe and enjoyable for the entire family. Over the half mile the trail drops approximately 200 feet to the shores of spoon creek. Another 100 yards up the stream bank and the falls come into view. In periods of heavy rain the falls may become inaccessible due to the gravel bar becoming flooded. Please pack what ever you bring back out with you. Today I took 10 trips down to the falls to packing out debris left by some large group, nearly filling the back of my truck. Frustrating😡

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Ben Scofield25 days ago

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Nature is great. I understand why its called spoon creek falls now. Amazing little spot in the woods. It was not hard to find. Wynochee has no cell reception past mile post 16. Which is fine by me let nature be the radio. Follow maps just make sure you set your navaigation first. This is national park territory so bring your correct pass. Trail is easy to follow don't take the spurs that look less traveled. You will walk down hill all the way and away from the falls till the switch back. The trail head as others have said is no longer marked. Most of that area isn't anymore. If you want to get close to the falls you will get wet. I was able to make it to the large log sticking up and stayed dry.

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Junior Hernandez25 days ago

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The trail is easy, and takes about 10 minutes to get to the waterfall. Walking back to your car, be prepared to walk uphill, but it isn't that harsh. The place looks like a place that you would see in a movie! In the reviews people recommend to come in the summer, because you could walk in water to get better picture angles. I obviously came to this place in the summer. You can see in the pictures that the water is clear, and shallow.

Driving to this place is tricky, because unlike the other reviews, I didn't see much signs to this little place (leaving Alberdeen). Save the map on your phone, and make sure to save it OFFLINE! The first try, my phone's GPS took me through a private road, that ended drastically on a steep hill (almost like a cliff) without any warnings. After that I left that private road, and got back on Wynooche Valley rd, and my GPS recommend me to turn on Forest RD 23, and from there it was easy. I attached pictures of signs, so maybe it can help another person in my situation.

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