Three Sisters Falls is a great hike for rock scramble lovers and a popular waterfall destination in the Cleveland National Forest of Southern California. The falls slow to a trickle in the late summer months but the views are incredible year round! Hikers will find a variety of native desert plants and lots of animal life. Start early or late in the day as it gets hot, bring lots of water, and use caution as this is a challenging hike that involves scrambling, rock traversing— particularly if hiking to the third waterfall or traversing the rocky bottom. This route is not recommended for kids or dogs due to these sections. The trail has been greatly improved and rerouted so ropes are no longer needed.

An adventure pass is required to be displayed in vehicles when using the Forest for recreation purpose. Information about where to purchase day/multi-day/annual passes can be found here.