The Panther Creek Trail is a 0.3-mile, out-and-back trail located within the Gifford Pinchot National park. A seasonal trail, the Panther Creeks Falls Trail is best used from April to October. Mainly used for hiking, walking and nature trips, the Panther Creek Trail is the perfect destination for beginners and inexperienced hikers. A nature lovers paradise, the Panther Creek Trail is home to a variety of indigenous plants including cedar trees, Douglas fir trees, vine maple, western hemlock, and club shrubs. Dogs can access this trail; however, they should always be on a leash. While drinking water is available on this trail, hikers should ensure that they treat the water first before consumption.
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