Once a month, we head out on a hike – it’s a great a chance to connect with each other and experience God’s beautiful creation. Come join us!

Important Details

Pronounced “SOO-sahn” this hike winds along beautiful Siouxon Creek, through a lush 100-year old forest of Douglas-fir and western hemlock with a carpet of oxalis and sword fern. Siouxon Falls and Chinook Falls are two of the spectacular waterfalls along the way.

We plan to meet at New Heights Main and carpool to the trailhead. Please bring adequate food (including lunch), water and clothing for the conditions.

Rating: Difficult, 7.7 miles, 1,615 foot elevation gain
Hike Description: Siouxon Creek Hike
Gear List: Send us an email to request

Difficulty Ratings

Not all hikes will be appropriate for all people. The Difficulty Ratings will help you determine if a particular hike is suitable for your capabilities.

Easy: 3 Miles and/or 700 feet of gain
Easy hikes are suitable for most everyone who is in good health.

Moderate: 3-5 Miles and/or 700-1600 feet of gain
Moderate hikes are for people who are in good health and exercise once or twice a week. Kids are welcome if they can hike the entire time without help from their parents. Tennis shoes are okay.

Difficult: 5-7 Miles and/or 1600-3000 feet of gain
Difficult hikes are for people who exercise regularly, at least two to three times a week. Kids over the age of 10 are welcome to join us if they can hike the entire time without help from their parents. Hiking boots are required and some type of waterproof, warm jacket.

Very Difficult: 7-12 Miles and/or 3000-6000 feet of gain
Very difficult hikes are for people who exercise three or four times a week. These hikes are physically and mentally challenging. Hiking boots are required and some type of waterproof, warm jacket.

*Gain: Total amount of feet you will be hiking up during the hike.