Before 2024, a makeshift ladder was in place at the upper waterfall that allowed hikers to continue further up the canyon. The aides at this fall are now completely gone and current signage states that the trail dead ends due to private property. I include photos from above the fall for historical reference and I hope that access may be restored in the future as it's a shame that people cannot see these beautiful upper sections of the canyon.
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The upper waterfall as it looked in 2004; a sketchy collection of logs helped hikers get above.  |
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| A crowd of hikers going up and down the second ladder contraption in 2014 before the permit system was put in place. |
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| Heading up an open section of upper Kanarra Creek. |
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| Towering walls in one of the upper sections of the canyon. |
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| A beautiful little waterfall tucked in between a few boulders. |
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| Closer view of the little waterfall. |
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| Much of the upper canyon is fairly open and overgrown. |
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| Three miles up the creek, the canyon really starts to lose its charm as the hills open up under Kanarra Mountain. |
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