Roaring River
The Roaring River drainage is home to several major waterfalls. The only well known falls on the Roaring River is Parrywinkle Falls. This falls can be seen by hiking the Grouse Point Trail 517 down to the Roaring River, then bushwacking upstream a few hundred feet.
Parrywinkle Falls - 21 ft
Tumala Falls - 250 ft
Formerly dubbed Tumala Cascades, our trip confirmed it was indeed a continuos waterfall from top to bottom, all bedrock. It's a great adventure getting down to it.
Upper Part of Tumala Falls
Middle part of Tumala Falls
A view showing the lowest 180 feet of the falls
Plaza Creek
Plaza Creek has an abandoned trail that leads out of Twin Springs Campground. It roughly follows the scenic creek on the north side. It's still a decent bushwhack getting to the waterfalls.
Lower Plaza Creek Falls - 25 feet
Plaza Creek Falls - 45 feet
South Fork Roaring River Falls
A photo of the 20 ft falls near the mouth of the South Fork Roaring River can be seen here:
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