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Darwin Falls Trail Content provided by   Wildernet
Quick Facts
Beginning Elevation:  2,540 Feet
Difficulty:  Easy
Elevation Gain:  165 Feet
Length, Round Trip:  1.5 Miles
Reservation:  No
Season:  Year-round
Directions
From Highway 190, Travel 1 mile west of Panamint Springs Resort on Highway 190, then 2 miles down a graded dirt road to the Darwin Falls parking area.
Location Information
Darwin Falls Trail lies in the western area of the park near Panamint Springs. The trail follows Darwin Canyon, into a narrow stream-cut gorge, .75 miles one way. The terminus of the trail is Darwin Falls. The route cuts through lush vegetation and crosses the stream several times. The ecosystem surrounding the falls is very fragile so the Park Service asks visitors to refrain form swimming and bathing in the stream.
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