Lower Calf Creek Falls

Me looking at the impressive 126 foot falls. Calf Creek is a clear stream which runs yearlong from its headwaters some 7 miles north eventually emptying into the Escalante river a few miles south of the falls. This portion of the canyon was used as coral for calves by early ranchers, hence the name.

Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument

April 28th 2015
Geo: 37.7703, -111.601Drove from Bryce Canyon to Escalante on Tuesday morning and checked out the visitor center for the national monument. There are two waterfalls on Calf Creek just north of Escalante and there are trails to both, so we thought we could do both. Tried the upper falls trail first but the start of the trail is an extremely steep 600 foot descent along a slick rock section. We ... read more

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