Diana Falls
Mariposa County, California
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- 20 ft (6 m)
- Location
- Mariposa County, California
- Access status
- Partial guide: trailhead location documented; parking space and rules not described
- The walk
- About 1.4 miles (source figure; not stated as one way or return)
- Ground & access
- Mostly flat trail. Wet rock near the pool can be slippery.
Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism describes an easy, mostly flat walk to a swimming hole flanked by cliffs with a roughly 20-foot waterfall. The trailhead is on Greeley Hill Road east of Coulterville, just west of where the road crosses the North Fork of the Merced River. Leashed dogs are welcome.
Plan your visit
Greeley Hill Road trailhead to Diana Fall and Diana Pool
Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism describes a 1.4 mile (2.25 km) walk to the pool. The page does not say whether this is one way or the full return.
Mostly flat trail. Wet rock near the pool can be slippery.
Where to start
The source gives the trailhead location on Greeley Hill Road but does not describe parking space or rules.
Timing & water
Best from early spring to mid-summer while flow is high. Flow drops later in the year.
Before you go
No fee or reservation is mentioned in the source.
Visitor informationVisit sources
More waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
- Carlon FallsResearched walking routeTuolumne County, CA12 miE
- Preston FallsNational forest trailTuolumne County, CA13 miNE
- Little Nellie FallsPublished visitor route on Old Coulterville Road; park entrance feeMariposa County, CA14 miE
- Foresta FallsVisitor-documented walk on old Foresta Road; small pull-offMariposa County, CA16 miE
- Chinquapin FallsMariposa County, CA17 miE
- Wildcat FallsPublished roadside turnout and short path documented; park entrance fee applies623 ft (190 m) · Mariposa County, CA18 miE
- Upper CascadesMariposa County, CA18 miE
- The CascadesRoadside viewing area documented; park entrance fee appliesMariposa County, CA18 miE
- Jawbone FallsPartial guide: exact drop, viewing spot and parking are not confirmedTuolumne County, CA19 miN