Have been to Cedar Creek Falls 3 times this Spring. Lots of water comming over the Falls and in the pool below. Above the Falls, there are great rocks to lay out on and pools of water to refresh in. more

i love cedar creek falls; however, today i took 4 people with me that have never seen it and by the time we got there the falls was dried up and looked like a pond..... very disappointing. hopefully we can try this next year! more

This photo was taken May of 06. My brothers and I hiked down to the falls. It was absolutely gorgeous. The hike took about 1.5hrs from the parking site to the falls. The pool below the falls where this picture was taken is beautiful. The water temp was chilly but we were still able to go swimming! It was a... more

I remember a weekend in April 1978. I was on a three day pass from MCAS Yuma AZ, and myself and two friends spent a weekend camping at the falls. I have always held that weekend as one of my fondest memories.We hiked from downtown Julian to the falls through beautiful farmland and hills. Down a dirt road through a... more

I went there on July 8th, 2005 and it was excellant. At saddleback we had a notion that the trail went left, but in fact it was to the right. So we went on a mile "warmup" before starting the hike. It is very important to bring lots of water, especially in the summertime. I brought 4 liters but had... more

Was just there today, and came home to see what write-ups existed on the web. Found this, with outdated info. The falls were beautiful, and there was plenty of water. The pool at the base of the falls is anywhere from six to ten feet deep, with sand at the bottom. Plenty deep to jump off the boulders (the highest... more

DO NOT HIKE TO CEDAR CREEK FALLS- IT NO LONGER EXISTS!!! THE FIRE ASH AND DIRT HAVE FILLED IN THE DEEP POOL AND THE WATERFALL IS A DRY CREEK BED!!!! You aren't even supposed to be in the area and may suffer a $200 fine! If you go, take a gallon of water per person because my friends and I... more

Cedar Creek Falls is an awesome place to see. I was there only a couple of times this summer and the water was just a trickle over the summit. The pool at the bottom was very refreshing after the 3.5 mile hike in 100 degree heat with the water being, just a guess, around a cool 75 degrees. I've been... more

The hike down to the falls was long, but it is all downhill. It took us about an hour to hike. The falls was only a trickle, but that is common for August. The pool was still plenty deep (about 20 ft), and we could jump off the cliffs and wade in the pool. We stayed there for about 6... more