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Heart Rock Falls

Heart Rock Falls is a popular waterfall also known as Seely Creek Falls, located in the San Bernardino Mountains. As visitors approach the area, they discover a natural, heart-shaped hole in the cliff next to a picturesque 20-foot waterfall.

The Heart Rock Trail leads to the famous Heart Rock and its falls. The trail is a 1.3-mile heavily trafficked loop trail rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and accessing fishing. It is open year-round.

This short trail begins on Forest Service Road 2N03, a single-lane road that is a quarter-mile south of the entrance to Camp Seeley on Highway 138. Visitors must cross the creek. This easy hike follows Seeley Creek to an overlook called "Heart Rock," which marks the trail's end. The gentle grade of this trail makes it an excellent walk for all ages. Swimming is allowed in Seeley Creek, but be careful to watch out for the safety of children near the waterfall.

Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. There are no restrooms in the area.

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Fun Facts

The draw of this falls is not the falls themselves, but the almost perfect heart-shaped hole right next to them.

Attraction Advice

The area and trail are open year-round. There is no access fee.



Seeley Creek provides opportunities to swim, but this is a heavily-trafficked trail during the spring and summer.
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Seeley Creek provides opportunities to swim, but this is a heavily-trafficked trail during the spring and summer.
Seeley Creek plunges about 20 feet next to a natural heart-shaped hole, created by erosion, for which the falls is named.
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Seeley Creek plunges about 20 feet next to a natural heart-shaped hole, created by erosion, for which the falls is named.
Visitors can find the falls by following the directions to Camp Seeley.
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Visitors can find the falls by following the directions to Camp Seeley.
The Seeley Creek Trail is a short hike, less than two mile, that leads to the falls.
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The Seeley Creek Trail is a short hike, less than two mile, that leads to the falls.

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