The Tahquitz Canyon hike is satisfying in that you quickly leave any sense of civilization, once leaving the visitor’s center. The rugged terrain surrounds a not too difficult journey. In that short distance (1 miles in to falls/350′ elevation gain) you enter a historical canyon (Cahuilla Indians) area that has a diverse habitat. Rock formations, foliage, the stream and vistas combine for a condensed experience. (more history)
The trail starts with a bit of green amongst the what seems to be endless grey rocks. But that is a deception because soon enough around that bend there is plenty of trees, vegetation, a small stream and a lovely waterfall.
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SwittersB & Exploring 
I’d love to get into hiking, must make more active friends haha
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Yes…don’t go alone.
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