A short and secluded walk along Fifteenmile creek offers views of waterfalls, cliffs and old coal mines.
Finding this trail is half the fun and when you do you'll most likely have it to yourself. It's surprising to find such a vigorous creek on Tiger Mountain, which at one point bounces along a rocky bed in a way that might interest kayakers. The trail is easy to follow and deadends deep in the recesses of the "Grand Canyon".
Using an unofficial boot trail at the end it's possible to connect up to the Hobart-Middle Tiger RR grade, but bring boots because this is usually a muddy project.
Grand Canyon of Fifteenmile Creek
47.4734,
-121.9931
Map & Directions
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Length
- 1.4 miles, roundtrip
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Elevation Gain
- 350 feet
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Highest Point
- 1200 feet
Parking Pass/Entry Fee
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A short and secluded walk along Fifteenmile creek offers views of waterfalls, cliffs and old coal mines.
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Hiking Grand Canyon of Fifteenmile Creek
Grand Canyon of Fifteenmile Creek
Map & Directions
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