Located in the Mount Rose Wilderness area of Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest near Reno is the Hunter Creek Waterfall Trail—a hike that definitely belongs atop your Nevada bucket list. This 5.8-mile, heavily trafficked, moderate, out-and-back trail offers stunning views during its nearly 1,300-foot climb, a waterfall at the end, and is dog- and horse-friendly. Truly, this waterfall hike should not be missed!
The best time to take this amazing waterfall hike is between May and October; however, many people venture upon this trail all year long depending on the weather. Regulars to the area recommend starting early, especially in the summer, to avoid too much direct sun and to beat the rush.
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