The hike begins where the pavement ends on Monroe Camp Road.
The walk is about a mile on the gravel portion of the road used for logging.
The gravel logging road leads to the trail to Explorer Falls.
Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea).
The forest to either side of the road is owned by the City of Everett, and access is restricted to protect the watershed.
Watch for this trail leaving the road after approximately a mile from the gate.
An overnight area near the falls. Unfortunately, litter and trash can be substantial in the area.
The small creek is barely discernable in the summer months.
You'll hear Explorer Falls before you see them.
The small pool at the base of the falls.
The "Hobbit Hole" is a small cave located just behind the falls.
Explorer Falls is a classic horsetail falls measuring approximately 50 feet.