Eagle Creek Waterfalls

Eagle Creek Canyon.

Four and a Half Mile Bridge

Looking downstream from the 4 1/2 Mile Bridge.

High Bridge

Loowit Falls

Metlako Falls

Metlako Falls from the old viewpoint, which slid to the bottom to the Eagle Creek in a powerful landslide in 2016.

Metlako Falls closeup

The Potholes.

This part of the trail was called the Potholes by veteran hikers because of how rough the grade was. Pothole Falls can be seen through the trees mid photo.

Seven and a Half Mile Falls.

The last major waterfall on the Eagle Creek Trail #440 is 7 1/2 Mile Falls, which is just a short distance from the very popular 7 1/2 Mile Camp, an area with multiple primitive campsites and a resting point for Pacific Crest Trail thru hikers on there way to Cascade Locks.

Skoonichuck Falls

Skoonichuck Falls

Skoonichuck Falls

Skoonichuck Falls.

Classic shot of my favorite Eagle Creek waterfall, Skoonichuck Falls, situated off the beaten path a little ways east of High Bridge.

Sorenson Creek

Sorenson Creek.

Located just past Metlako Falls, this is a great place for a break on hot summer afternoons and a popular "watering hole" for hikers.

Tenas Creek Falls.

Tenas Creek Falls.

Located just after 4 1/2 Mile Bridge, most hikers never see this unique smaller waterfall, which lies through the trees from the trail.

Top of Twister Falls.

This area was another great place for refilling your water bottles and taking a peaceful break before finishing the last couple miles to 7 1/2 Mile Camp.

Tunnel Falls.

Tunnel Falls.

The steep and narrow Eagle Creek Trail.

Tunnel Falls Cave.

Cool dripping water and lush green ferns made the tunnel underneath Tunnel Falls a haven for rest on hot summer days.

Upper Punchbowl Falls

Upper Punchbowl Falls.

Upper Punchbowl Falls.