Willow Canyon Trail

This is a hike to a waterfall in the summer. It's a moderately strenuous hike because it goes up a wash with a lot of gravel and rocks. The name makes me think that there are no willow trees here. It is a winter hike as summer temperatures in Death Valley make hiking very risky. There is a trail through the gravel. Hike for about 1/2 mile north to the large wash. Go right into the wash. This wash leads into a canyon. The end of the hike is 2.35 miles away. You will pass some washes. Ignore them and keep hiking. You come to a small waterfall that's easy to climb up, then a taller one, and finally the two-tiered 50 foot waterfall. It's a great place to have a snack before you go back.