Discover Hidden Oasis in Murray Canyon

One of the most scenic trails I've ever been to. Highly recommended, expect to get your feet wet, as you will be crossing many different streams, some you would have to step in the water. I wore waterproof hiking boots and it was perfect. We hiked Murray trail and from the car the whole trip was 4,5 miles but it's mostly flat so pretty easy. I also recommend coming early, this trail is very popular so it gets kind of crowded. We started at 8:30 and on the way back there were tons of upcoming hikers. Loved the trail overall, will come back!

This place is magical! We ended up doing Murray Canyon Trail to seven sisters falls and then looped up another trail and back down towards the parking lot. It was a little over 3 miles round trip. It was mostly easy except for a small spot. Make sure to bring water to the canyons as there is no where to fill up. Wear water shoes too!

Fantastic hike - AllTrails recommended for the two mile out and back. The adjacent Andreas Canyon trail head had porta potty bathrooms with a water station to wash afterwards, plus picnic tables. There is parking available at this trail head, too. The initial hike through the open scrub desert was less compelling but once you enter into the canyon proper - amazing and beautiful..! Only one section was remotely technical with some moderate caution to ascend and descent but there were some carved stone steps. Make sure you bring enough water..!

A truly beautiful hike. 4 miles but lots of unsteady footing so it’s not a quick hike. The water crossings in Dec were very easy, lots of rocks to step on as you cross (which you will do many times).

Fun out and back trail mostly along water. Full exposure for the first quarter or so until you get to the oasis. Lovely little waterfall as a reward at the end. Expect to cross the water several times, which will vary in difficulty depending on the water level. It was easily manageable in early November.