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Real trail length, fee, difficulty and access details for 108 public waterfalls — roadside overlooks and hike-required falls alike.

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Alamere Falls

Bolinas, CA
hike-requiredstrenuousno-dogstide-dependent
40 ftFree — no entrance or parking fee, per NPS
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hike-requiredmoderatedog-friendlyfee-required
Height not published$6 vehicle entrance fee; day-use vehicle reservations required
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Bridalveil Fall

Yosemite Valley, CA
easyroadsidewheelchair-accessibledog-friendly
620 ftNational Park entrance fee required

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Every fact on Waterfall Scout — coordinates, height, trail length, fee, dogs, swimming — comes from the official National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, state parks, or land-management page for that waterfall. When an official source doesn't say, we mark it unknown instead of guessing.

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16Roadside, no hike required

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