Monson Creek Falls trail is an easy 1/4 mile hike that weaves through the jungle-like atmosphere Oregon has to offer. The trail is primarily flat and it ends looking at a waterfall at the end of the trail.
The waterfall is 319 feet, making this waterfall the highest waterfall in the coastal range.
Directions:
Monson Creek Falls Trail is right off the 101 between the two towns Pacific City and Tillamook. If Driving North, Monson Creek Road will be on the right hand side. This road will take you there. Just follow the signs. If driving South on the 101, Monson Creek Road will be on your left.
This is a state park and if you want to check out there website, I posted the link below. State Park Page
The creek is home to an important salmon spawning ground and if you want to check out the waters for spawning salmon, it is advised to go late fall to winter.
Very easy hike for something to do if your in the area 🙂 If your interested in more day hiking on the Oregon Coast, I would check this guide out. Hope you enjoyed this article and have a great day! Thank you for reading!!!!
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Shelly/Livingonthedirt
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