Brown's River Falls

The hiking route off Piercy Road winds through dense coastal Douglas fir and cedar trees before dropping down toward the riverbank. This unmaintained dirt path requires navigating over exposed roots and uneven ground to reach the water.

At the end of the descent, Brown's River Falls drops over a wide rock ledge into a dark, clear pool below. During the spring melt, the water volume surges over the rocks, while late summer brings lower water levels that expose wide sandstone shelves along the banks.

Hikers often use the flat rocks near the base for picnicking or fishing. Because the area operates without formal facilities or regular maintenance, you need to pack out all garbage and wear sturdy footwear for the steep sections.