Somewhere near Tujunga...

I'm a sucker for hikes with pretty scenery--otherwise, what's the point? This trail was a little hard to find. North of Sunland and Tujunga, you follow Mt. Gleason Rd. through the Angeles National Forest. There's a small, unmarked dirt road that's easy to miss even if you know what your looking for...

The hike itself was a lot of fun. Dense vegetation, heavy canopy in some parts, and rock hopping on the multiple stream crossings help keep it iteresting. About two miles into the trail is the waterfall. There aren't any signs, just a steep rocky trail that leads to the falls. If you listen to the sound of the water, you can hear it before you spot it.

Beyond the waterfall is the Tom Lucas Camp, and beyond that is Condor Peak. The further into the trail you get, the less maintained it becomes. There are also patches of poison oak to look out for.

Even though it was a misty day, the views were still beautiful. The waterfall was definetely the highlight though. Overall it's a good hike.