Tropic Ditch Falls — Local services in Utah

Tropic Ditch Falls, located near Bryce Canyon National Park in southern Utah, is a hidden gem often overlooked by visitors. The falls are situated along the Tropic Ditch Trail, a relatively easy 1.5-mile hike that takes you through scenic landscapes, including lush vegetation and peaceful streams. The falls themselves aren’t as large as some others in the area, but they’re a serene and beautiful spot, especially in the spring when water flow is higher. The hike is great for those looking to explore beyond the more popular attractions of Bryce Canyon and enjoy some quiet...

Easy to follow trail to the waterfalls. You can follow the trail to the top of the waterfall and look down. Then not really a trail but you can go in and follow the trail to the base of the waterfall. The best way to the base is at the second bridge but when we went there the right side was closed off and had a NO entrance sign. There was visible erosion on the right side that made it hard to cross so we did not go to the base of the falls and other people were staying away as well. In short, a fun and enjoyable hike...

This is at the opposite end of the mossy cave trail. It is best to hike to the cave first as this makes the hike to the falls all downhill.

The falls can be seen when you reach the second bridge that crosses the stream. The main trail takes you up to the upper side of the falls. There is an adventure trail that leads you to the lower part of the falls, but make sure you proceed...