We enjoyed a nice little hike one day, about one-mile in each direction, to Upper B.C. Creek Falls along the Chief Joseph Trail. To begin, drive to the end of the main road which dead-ends at the R.P.L. Power plant. The trailhead is on the left, and after registering, you’ll follow the signs along Chief Joseph trail. There is a bit of an incline in the beginning, but soon enough you’ll pass over a bridge,
up a few switchbacks, past some rock slides,
past a viewpoint of Wallowa Lake,
to the “end” of the trail – the waterfall. (There was once a bridge across the falls, but it’s no longer in existence, so this is as far as you can go on this hike.)
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My mother grew up in that area, and we have visited a few times. We'd love to take that hike, but I'm afraid Suzy's scooter would have a problem with it. Thanks for showing us some things we haven't seen!
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