
Starting down to Richland Creek.

Along Richland Creek.

The trail leads along Richland Creek.

Southern charm.

Continuing west along Richland Creek.


Narrow trail along the cliff bluffs.



Pretty slickrock within the creekbed of Richland Creek.


A catwalk ledge of sandstone along Richland Creek.

Cool sandstone formations.


After the confluence with Long Devils Fork, I went south to Richland Falls. The trail is narrow and actually a bit exposed.

Approaching Richland Falls.

Richland Falls.

Richland Falls.

Back at the confluence, a view of Richland Creek at the mouth of Long Devils Fork.

A workaround to avoid crossing Richland Creek, using another catwalk. Long Devils Fork mouth visible ahead. It later poured on me, so getting wet via simply crossing the creek was no longer an issue later.

Heading up Long Devils Fork.


A social trail on the side of Long Devils Fork to avoid much of the boulder-hopping.

Approaching Twin Falls.

Twin Falls.

Another shot of Twin Falls, the route to get up above the right waterfall to get up to Hamilton Falls is out of frame on the right.

Within Big Devils Fork, above Twin Falls. Heading up to Hamilton Falls.


Approaching Hamilton Falls.


Hamilton Falls.

I loved this cozy waterfall. From here, I returned the way I came.
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