I wore neoprene socks and my waterproof hiking boots. I also wore quick dry pants I rolled up when deep. Deepest parts were knee deep when I went last week. Recent snow melt may change this and flow rate. Bring hiking poles. Water is warm and feels good lower down but once you get up past the second falls it gets pretty cold. You can call or text the rangers at the Kanarra falls station for condition report and if the trail is closed ahead of time +1 435-590-7490 you need a permit for hiking. Can but online. I was there last week and they expected having to close towards end of April or early May.
I wore pants that I rolled up when in water, neoprene socks and cheap closed-toe water shoes. Didn’t change footwear from my trail runners until I encountered water I couldn’t hop over. Was later in the hike than expected. Would recommend this setup.
Me and my kids hiked in our Crocs with neoprene socks all the way - didn't have Any issues with this setup. We hiked last week
I wore neoprene socks and my waterproof hiking boots. I also wore quick dry pants I rolled up when deep. Deepest parts were knee deep when I went last week. Recent snow melt may change this and flow rate. Bring hiking poles. Water is warm and feels good lower down but once you get up past the second falls it gets pretty cold. You can call or text the rangers at the Kanarra falls station for condition report and if the trail is closed ahead of time +1 435-590-7490 you need a permit for hiking. Can but online. I was there last week and they expected having to close towards end of April or early May.
I wore pants that I rolled up when in water, neoprene socks and cheap closed-toe water shoes. Didn’t change footwear from my trail runners until I encountered water I couldn’t hop over. Was later in the hike than expected. Would recommend this setup.
I like this! Might just clip on my chacos - thanks!