BEAR CREEK FALLS |
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RATING - 48.0
VR - 4.0 (M/S) HR - 7 SR - 6/20 TYPE OF APPROACH - Roadwalk + Bushwhack DIFFICULTY - Very Difficult LOCATION - Spada Lake Area TYPE - Tiered HEIGHT - 230' WIDTH - 30' |
Bear Creek Falls appears to be one of those disappointing waterfalls that are virtually impossible to see clearly. I've been here twice and have been unable to find a clear view. I have one more idea that I might try in the future, but otherwise this one might just be too hidden to see. On my second trip, I was able to see the falls well enough to describe the falls properly, even though the pictures don't show it. Bear Creek Falls begins with a plunging drop of 80' in height. This is followed immediately by a 90' tall fan-shaped drop. The creek then cascades for another 60' before finally leveling out. This lower section is the only part that I have gotten a clear view of so far. Luckily, Bear Creek has two more waterfalls that are much easier to view, but these are not nearly as impressive. |
DIRECTIONS - Follow the directions to McCarty
Falls. Continue walking along the old road for another 1/2 a mile until
you reach Bear Creek and the lower tier of Middle Bear Creek Falls comes
into view. The falls are about 1/4 mile upstream from the road but very
difficult to get to. Thus far I have been unable to get a clear view of the
falls. NEARBY WATERFALLS - Lower Bear Creek Falls, McCarty Falls, Middle Bear Creek Falls |
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