It's a very tough drive up, we had a large truck and very much struggled half way up till we gave up. Lifted truck, jeep, quad or dirt bike is your only option. Unless you don't care about absolutely destroying your vehicle I recommend hiking the entire trip or drive halfway then start hiking because it gets only worst the further you go. It might get better over time but the flooding made it more difficult journey. read more

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DOPE Ride!! Yelp reviewers are correct, you should NOT attempt this trail unless you are familiar with off roading, have a 4x4, and/or have Matt's number (Matt's OffRoad Recovery) and cell service. Gnarly road with awesome views of Utah's mountains and valley. Sometimes you're so darn close to the edge, one miscalculated move... A bit nerve-wracking! The falls were okay. Water temperature was perfect for a hot day. read more

Toquerville Falls - Hiking Near Me - Toquerville, Utah

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Loved it out there Road is pretty rough but so worth it! So make sure you have a 4x4. Definitely recommend it. read more

Toquerville Falls - Hiking Near Me - Toquerville, Utah

I don't know if I can properly review this. We took a very old slightly 4x4 compact suv up here and had to turn back. This is the most important note. It's steep, stupid rocky, and not really accessible by a non 4x4 car. It says 4x4 recommended, but really a 4x4 is required to get there and or an experienced driver. It's not a little rocky. It's all rocks. It honestly sounds like it's designed for off road rather than seeing a water fall. For me it wasn't worth it, but I imagine others have a much better experience. read more

Used to be a hidden gem, but like always, tictok and other social media platforms ruined this spot. It's still a nice place to camp and have fun, just be ready for the crowed. read more

Pretty cool location once you get to it. I would not attempt this road without 4x4. Pretty gnarly road coming up with lots or rocks. Once you get to the waterfall it all seems worth it. read more

Toquerville Falls - Worth the tough drive - Hiking Near Me - Toquerville, Utah

Unfortunately I wasn't able to make it through due to the flash flood changing the road .

Absolutely magical! After an extremely bumpy 40 minute drive to the falls, we were greeted with an oasis in the desert. Throw on that swimsuit and jump right in! (Not literally, it wasn't that deep when we were there in June.) The water was a perfect temperature and there was only one other person there. We only spent about 45 minutes, but I'd recommend either camping or bringing a lunch and spending the whole day. The view is breathtaking! The road is well-defined, but terribly bumpy. We were in 4WD the entire time and were on two wheels on at least one occasion. Do not attempt this drive without a high-clearance vehicle. read more

Wanted to go off roading, well I got it.. road is pretty rough, couple hard spots where 4x4 is a must.. some areas completely covered in rocks. Last mile was fairly smooth so don't give up to fast.. the 3.1mile took about 45mins. Falls was busy on a Saturday afternoon. Water was nice, people jumping off the falls, lots of atvs going in and out.. good times read more

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It's a beautiful fall very difficult to get there you will need a 4 x 4 there are many rocks overall it was a beautiful fall but don't explore too much down in the river we ran into two snakes lol read more

Toquerville Falls - It's really hard to get there you need a 4X4 ! Very beautiful out don't explore to much you might run into snakes ! I saw 2 when I went - Hiking Near Me - Toquerville, Utah

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Waterfall is absolutely stunning, even though it's mid-summer the falls are still flowing great. And it has a great swimming hole at the bottom! Plus the views you get on the way are amazing!!! What to bring: * 4- wheel drive is a must! Otherwise you will most likely get stuck in some areas or crack an oil pan in a lower car.. not worth it! * An inner tube! You gotta float down in that pool so worth it! * Shoes.. I normally wouldn't wear shoes into a swimming hole but there are lots of fire ants! And that's really it, cause you literally drive all the way to the falls and than hike like a tenth of a mile to the bottom the falls or less Have fun and enjoy this fall! read more

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We would have never imagined there was a hidden gem like this one so close to where we frequently visit. Super fun off road trail to the falls that we've read other people have hiked (we wouldn't). We visited in May and the water was pretty clear! We couldn't figure out how to get down to the actual swimming hole. We didn't stay long, but saw others camping out here. This is a place we will definitely be coming back to. read more

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I bought a two up atv (Arctic Cat, 550) and my wife and I loaded it in the trailer. We parked just beyond the Toquerville water tank where there is ample room to park and unload. My only knock on this adventure is the pigs who dump trash and litter. There was trash and dead animals decaying in the parking area. There is trash at the base, a little along the road, and more at the falls. The road is fairly horrible and best managed with an atv. You can take your car or 4 wheel drive and beat your head on the ceiling but thats up to you. This road is in very bad shape. The falls are wonderful. Places to dip in and swim. Trash at the falls and oddly I did not see a trash can anywhere. So it's a pack it in, pack it out sort of place and would be a very fun place to take your kids. read more

WOW!!! Toquerville Falls is amazing. You definitely want and need a good 4x4 vehicle to make it in to the falls. Driving in the surrounding land is amazing and when you crest a hill and see the falls it gets even better. After about a 30 minute bumpy off road drive we arrived at the falls. We were the only ones there for about 2 hours and it was so tranquil. The water was cool and refreshing for a day that was 104. The bottom swim hole was not very deep in July so I do not recommend jumping from the top. I jumped and everyone said "plane out when you hit the water" I did and still hit the bottom with my back. So I would not jump. Small frogs everywhere which was cool as I love frogs!! This place is a must visit. Remember to always keep nature clean so we can all continue to enjoy it. read more

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We never made it! The road was too difficult for a large four-wheel drive. VERY, VERY strep and rocky (Boulder size rocky) made it impossible for us). Little fancy razors scooter right by us as if it was nothing. Made one mile and turned around - so sad. Kids loved the terrible conditions where we were on three wheels...the Subaru in front of us turned around as well. Clearance baby! You gotta have clearance. read more

This spot is a hidden gem most tourists don't know about which is great. The falls itself is mediocre. It's a really tiny baby Waterfall with a tiny pool to swim in. There's some areas where you can just wade or walk thru. You can jump into the water from the top of the waterfall and have your butt hit the sandy bottom upon landing. That was fun! It wasn't terribly crowded when we went which was nice. Other than the mediocre fall, the drive there and back was the best part! Off roading for like 6 mi one way was a ton of fun! There were a lot of trucks, jeeps, atv, and utv vehicles doing it. It wasn't too dangerous. Definitely awesome drive tho. read more

This was a bit of a drive but recommend it for sure. It was be best in 4 wheel drive . Make sure you have plenty of time . The road is narrow and you must share . Dont forget your camera . read more

Love this trail, 4x4 truck needed. Road is a bit rough but fun. The falls are beautiful and a nice way to cool down and spend the day. read more

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This spot is amazing. I highly recommend it! It's so beautiful and so much fun. The water is shallow and warm. You must have 4x4 because this is a rough off roading trail. The maps will give you directions till about 3 miles in and then it will stop. You just keep following the paved road and you will see the waterfalls. Bring water shoes! To get up and down the different levels of the waterfall you will do a little climbing. This is a must. This is a small area. Get there early for a good spot (9-11am) read more

This is a great little oasis in the middle of the desert. We had to drive down an extremely rocky and ominous road to get there, but if you have a 4 wheel drive car, this is the place to go. There is a series of waterfalls that drop into small ponds where you can just hang out. The water is the temperature of bathwater and it is the perfect way to cool off on a hot day. The thing that I liked about this place is that it was off the beaten path, and unique - not available to everyone and their dog. There were a few places in the water where you could literally just sit and forget about the world. Before you leave, there are plenty of picture opportunities to capitalize on. Toquerville Falls is a blast, so check it out! read more

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The road was EXTREMELY rough. The road was covered in rocks. It wasn't a dirt road, it was rock climbing. We tried it in a 4x4 Chevy Silverado Trail Boss and I would never drive that road again. Maybe the road got washed out. Maybe it would be ok in an ATV, but definitely not a full size truck. The road was soooo bad. read more

HIDDEN GEM it was awesome! You HAVE TO HAVE A 4WD suv or something super high off the ground. The road to it is extremely rough and you will not make it in a car. Rent atvs if needed. The falls are free and it's the best oasis In the desert of southern Utah! There are fire ants on the rocks and I would suggest bringing water shoes to wade in! There are little fishies and frogs everywhere too! read more

This place is the best I went four wheeling to the falls and had a great time. the people there where amazing to. we went swimming then went back. its really fun! read more