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Seven Sisters Waterfall

Riverside County, California

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Riverside County, California
Access status
Published trail route and trailhead documented; tribal entry fee applies, amount unconfirmed
The walk
About 2.1 miles each way; 4.1 miles round trip
Ground & access
About 450 feet of climbing with a short steep section after 1.6 miles. Many rock-hop crossings of Murray Creek; feet may get wet in high water.
Hikes with Tykes: Murray Canyon Trail

Enter the Indian Canyons from South Palm Canyon Drive, keep right where the road splits, and park at the Andreas Canyon Trailhead lot. Walk south into the oasis and take the Murray Canyon Trail from its southeast side. Go straight at the 0.4-mile junction, descend into the palm grove near 0.8 miles, stay right at both Coffman Trail junctions, and reach the falls at 2.1 miles. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Andreas Canyon Trailhead parking in the Indian Canyons by the Murray Canyon Trail to Seven Sisters Falls

Hikes with Tykes gives 2.1 miles to the falls and a 4.1-mile out-and-back. Visit Greater Palm Springs gives about 2 miles and 4 miles round trip.

About 450 feet of climbing with a short steep section after 1.6 miles. Many rock-hop crossings of Murray Creek; feet may get wet in high water.

Where to start

Andreas Canyon Trailhead parking lot at the end of the right-hand road past the Indian Canyons entrance station.

Timing & water

The falls are seasonal and flow best in winter and spring. The canyons have seasonal hours; check before going.

Before you go

The Indian Canyons charge an entry fee on Agua Caliente tribal land. The current amount and opening hours were not confirmed from the tribe.

Visitor information
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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Riverside County, California.

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