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Switzer Falls Trail — Hiking with Kids in Los Angeles

Switzer Falls Trail

4.7(801)4.7 out of 5 stars, 801 reviews Los Angeles, CA

About Switzer Falls Trail

Switzer Falls Trail is a hiking with kid in Los Angeles, CA , rated 4.7 out of 5 by 801 families. It's one of outdoor kids activities worth knowing about when you're planning a day out with the kids.

What parents say

rana khalil
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"Great hike with lots of connecting trails you can get lost in. Path can be a little rocky and narrow if you have a furry friend, but definitely dog friendly. One of my favorite hikes. There are a couple water crossings so wear a good pair of waterproof hiking shoes in case you slip on a rock and take water. There are some non shaded parts that can get pretty hot on a sunny day. I went early in the morning and it was perfect, not super packed. By the time I left around 1230p (on New Yrs day), it was getting crowded. Don’t forget a day pass which you can get at the shell station (cash only)."

a month ago

Shawn Sheng
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"Very pretty hike that is chill and ends at a nice waterfall. The majority is shaded and flat, only the latter half there is more elevation gain. There are several river crossings but enough rocks to avoid getting wet. The waterfall is small but flowing nicely. Took around 2 hours round trip. Overall a nice hike that is not too crowded and offers lots of beautiful views while being surrounded by nature."

2 months ago

Krista Clement
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"This was a very scenic and beautiful trail. It really showed California’s fall in the mountains. It was cold at certain parts of the trail than others so if you plan to go during this time of year definitely layer clothes to easily remove them or wear more. There are a lot of water crossings that can be difficult to cross. Very small rocks at some of the water crossings to avoid getting wet for foot holds. If you have water proof hiking boots you could probably walk right through the little stream crossings. I took my 6 year old and he did very well most of the way. The trail is very narrow an"

2 months ago

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