moderate
3–4 hours
Good general fitness required for hiking over uneven terrain and some water wading.
Join SoTah Adventures for a private guided tour to Toquerville Falls, where rugged trails meet stunning desert waterfalls. Perfect for outdoor lovers and photographers seeking an off-the-beaten-path escape.
Experience the adventure of a lifetime with the Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze, a private guided tour by SoTah Adventures set in the stunning desert surroundings of Southern Utah. This trail leads you to a spectacular double-tiered waterfall, providing an unforgettable destination to connect with nature. The rugged terrain challenges hikers to navigate rocky paths and wade through crystal-clear pools, offering refreshing moments on warm days. Along the way, you’ll be immersed in dramatic desert landscapes filled with vibrant red rock formations and sparse vegetation, making this hike particularly popular among nature lovers and photographers seeking unique shots. The trail's relatively moderate difficulty allows adventurers of varying fitness levels to enjoy the scenic route and the calming ambiance of the falls. This tour also offers insights from expert guides who share knowledge about the local flora, fauna, and geology, enriching your connection to the environment. Ideal for small groups or individuals wanting a private and personalized experience, this hike combines fitness, exploration, and tranquility. Prepare to be inspired by the raw beauty of Utah’s desert wilderness on a journey that perfectly balances excitement with peaceful moments beside refreshing waters.
The rocky and sometimes slippery trail requires proper footwear to ensure safety and stability.
Hydration is key as the desert climate can dehydrate you quickly, especially in warmer months.
Desert weather can change rapidly; avoid the trail in flash flood warnings or extreme heat.
Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat since limited shade is available along the trail.
Toquerville Falls is located near ancestral lands historically inhabited by Native American tribes who valued the area for its water resources.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked trails and practice 'Leave No Trace' principles to preserve the fragile desert ecosystem.
Protects feet and provides grip on rocky, uneven trail sections.
Essential for staying hydrated, especially in hot desert conditions.
summer specific
Protects skin and eyes from strong sun exposure along open trails.
Useful for adjusting to temperature changes during cooler mornings and evenings.
fall specific