Take This Easy Trail To An Amazing Triple Waterfall In New Mexico
By E Jamar|Published February 18, 2019
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E Jamar is a published writer based in Milwaukee, WI. Despite being a Midwesterner at heart, you can often find them trekking throughout the states and discovering new hidden gems. When they're not traveling, you can find them discussing disability issues, cuddling their pug puppy, and checking out new local spots.
Hiking in the Land of Enchantment is always plentiful, but some hikes will simply blow you away. This easy hike in Santa Fe National Forest brings you throughout three different waterfalls for the ultimate hiking experience. While most waterfall hikes in New Mexico take a lot of time and effort, this hike is short and sweet while still surrounding you with the sound of rushing water from multiple beautiful waterfalls.
Welcome to Jemez Falls Trail! This easy and unique hike features multiple waterfalls within a beautiful surrounding.
At just under one mile long, this out-and-back hike won't take too much time, but there's so much to see. Much of the trail is surrounded by beautiful trees with rock formations in the distance, and the sound of rushing water is plentiful.
Though most of the trail is solid dirt, there are many rocks and different routes, so it can be as easy or difficult as you like. Feel free to take the easy route for a more laid-back hike and take in your surroundings. There are plenty of trees surrounding the trail, so no matter what time of year it is, there will always be some shade.
The rocky surfaces make this hike exciting while not taking too much out of you. With multiple waterfalls, this is truly an enchanting trail unlike any other.
This waterfall filled hike is perfect for people of all ages and levels of experience. While it may be tempting, we do not recommend cliff jumping, as the water beneath is much too shallow.
For a beautiful hike within the Santa Fe National Forest that features multiple magical waterfalls, Jemez Falls Trail is the perfect hike, any time of year.
The Jemez Falls trailhead can be found at Jemez Falls Campground inside the Santa Fe National Forest.
Have you ever taken this waterfall-filled hike before? What did you think? Let us hear about your experience in the comments, and don’t forget to share photos from your all of your adventures with us in our New Mexico Nature Lovers Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram by tagging #onlyinnewmexico for a chance to be featured!