Toquerville Falls

Waterfall · Washington County County, UT · 37.298627, -113.247064

Closure or warning on file

Flash-flood risk in the wash. Road has rock ledges and washouts; stock passenger cars often turn back. Do not drive after heavy rain.

Hike
11 mi round trip
Road
High clearance
Permit
Not required
Dogs
Allowed

Toquerville Falls flows March through June. Toquerville Falls is a waterfall on La Verkin Creek in Washington County, Utah. Reaching it is a 11 mi hike round trip.

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Closures and warnings

Flash-flood risk in the wash. Road has rock ledges and washouts; stock passenger cars often turn back. Do not drive after heavy rain. As of September 28, 2026.

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The falls

FlowsMarch through June
Flow noteTwo-tiered falls on La Verkin Creek with shallow pools below; year-round flow with highest volume in spring snowmelt.
Swimming allowedYes
Water typeWaterfall basin
EntryWalk in
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Access

Hike11 mi round trip
RoadHigh clearance
Road noteFrom Toquerville Blvd onto Spring Drive; pavement ends with a posted Extremely Rough Road, 4WD Recommended sign. Several miles of rocky BLM road to the falls; impassable when wet.
ParkingParking pullouts where pavement ends on Spring Drive for hikers; drive-up parking near the falls for high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
FeeFree on BLM land; no permit required.
Reservation or permitNot required
Managed byBureau of Land Management
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Rules

DogsAllowed
CampingAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Toquerville Falls open?

Flash-flood risk in the wash. Road has rock ledges and washouts; stock passenger cars often turn back. Do not drive after heavy rain. As of September 28, 2026.

Can you swim at Toquerville Falls?

Yes, swimming is allowed at Toquerville Falls.

How long is the hike to Toquerville Falls?

It's a 11 mi hike round trip. The road in is high clearance. From Toquerville Blvd onto Spring Drive; pavement ends with a posted Extremely Rough Road, 4WD Recommended sign. Several miles of rocky BLM road to the falls; impassable when wet. Parking: Parking pullouts where pavement ends on Spring Drive for hikers; drive-up parking near the falls for high-clearance 4WD vehicles.

Do you need a reservation for Toquerville Falls?

No reservation or permit is required.

Is there a fee at Toquerville Falls?

Yes. Free on BLM land; no permit required.

When is Toquerville Falls flowing?

It flows March through June. Two-tiered falls on La Verkin Creek with shallow pools below; year-round flow with highest volume in spring snowmelt.

What are the rules at Toquerville Falls?

Dogs are allowed and camping is allowed.

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