Fifteenmile Waterfall
King County, Washington
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- King County, Washington
- Access status
- Short creek trail; no nearby legal parking; exact falls not located
- The walk
- 1.4 miles round trip per Washington Trails Association
- Ground & access
- Short creekside trail.
Washington Trails Association describes the Grand Canyon of Fifteenmile Creek as a short, secluded walk along Fifteenmile Creek on Tiger Mountain with views of waterfalls, cliffs and old coal mines. The trail is a connector from Tiger Mountain Road to a trailhead inside the forest. The sources do not say which of the creek's waterfalls is this listing or where along the trail it is seen.
Plan your visit
Grand Canyon of Fifteenmile Creek connector trail from Tiger Mountain Road, Tiger Mountain
Washington Trails Association lists 1.4 miles round trip for the Grand Canyon of Fifteenmile Creek. Its suggested parking near the Mirrormont fire station is about half a mile south of the connector trail, per the same page.
Short creekside trail.
Where to start
There are no legal parking spots near the trailhead. Washington Trails Association suggests parking near the Mirrormont fire station and walking about half a mile north to the connector trail.
Timing & water
No season limits are stated.
Before you go
Washington Trails Association lists a Discover Pass.
Visitor informationMore waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
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