To get started, park along Wind River Road at the intersection of NF-3062 and snowshoe the entire duration of the road, crossing over fallen trees and limbs until you reach the official trailhead 2 miles later. The forest road should be relatively straightforward; still, expect to encounter junctions along the way. From the trailhead, keep left at the first and second major junctions, corresponding with NF-055 and NF-056 respectively. At a third junction, keep right. A fourth and final junction leads to different points on Falls Creek Trail 152B and both are viable options for Falls Creek Falls. Head right toward the Falls Creek Falls trailhead and parking lot for the easiest access. This is technically NF-057.

Once on the trail, where the real joy of the hike begins, it is only a short 0.4 mile before you cross over Falls Creek's narrow box gorge on a wooden suspension bridge. From there follow along Falls Creek, mostly under tall stands of old-growth Douglas fir, western hemlock, and western red cedar for 1.3 miles until you reach the adventure's main attraction, the stunning three-tier Falls Creek Falls, with its largest drop (its lowest tier) measuring 135 feet.

If you have the energy, you can return back on 152A for 0.4 miles and then head up trail 152 to gain access to the upper vantage point, which will extend your hike for an additional 1.6 miles round trip.

Note: Due to the countless fallen trees, limbs and debris you will encounter on the road and trail and the undulating nature of trail 152A, cross-country skis are not recommended for this journey.