Often called the "Little Yosemite" of Boulder, Boulder Falls is an easily accessible and equally impressive waterfall located just 8 miles west of Boulder, Colorado. At only .3 miles roundtrip, the trail is a great family destination but does require some tricky footing over potentially slick rock. The falls are worth the trip but get there early to avoid crowds as Boulder Falls is on the of the area's most popular destinations.

North Boulder Creek pours over a 70' high granite lip and flows down over polished rocks into Middle Boulder Creek

Picture Rock - named for the many visitors who pose with their face in the center of this naturally formed doughnut-shaped piece of granite

Boulder Falls is a deceptively dangerous waterfall and visitors should always stay on the trail

The moon fades into the daylight over Boulder Canyon

Local banker Charles G. Buckingham donated 5 acres of his mining claims to the City of Boulder for purposes of recreation - these claims included Boulder Falls