Punchbowl Falls on Eagle Creek is a perfect example of this type of waterfall.

Metlako Falls tumbles into Eagle Creek.

Jeremiah shows a section of the trail that has been blasted out of the cliff and has a railing to hold on to.

Another view looking down Eagle Creek to Metlako Falls.

Jeremiah feeds the our campfire at Wy'East Camp.

We had a nice big campground at Wy'East. We were the only campers there on Friday night.

Here was one of the easy stream crossings. The lake outlet is the most difficult stream to cross.

A picture of Eagle Creek and the trail.

Here is a place where an ancient rockslide has provided an opening in the forest.

Another example of where the trail was blasted out of the Basalt. The trail was built between 1916 and 1919.

This is the bottom of Tunnel Falls. Another very nice punchbowl style waterfall.

Here is the namesake tunnel that goes behind Tunnel Falls. I think it is an amazing feat to have surveyed and build this trail.

Tunnel Falls is one of my favorite parts of this trail.

Soon after walking past Tunnel Falls, the trail curves around and passes Twister Falls. The high stream flows of spring show off Twister Falls at its best.

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