Boyd Creek Falls

We're not quite sure what it is about creeks name after people named Boyd, but thus far every waterfall we have found on these creeks is pretty ugly. This Boyd Creek is located along the South Skagit Highway. The falls begin with about 25' of cascades just upstream from the bridge over the creek. Below the bridge the creek drops over the main section, a segmented 20' tall drop. The falls finish with a little 10' plunge. The entire area is covered with a mess of lumber that has somehow found its way into the creek that generally uglifies everything. This waterfall is not really worth the trouble of visiting, but if you're looking for a winter hike or trying to find the waterfalls on Mill Creek, it might be worth the effort. The easiest view can be had by crossing the bridge and looking down on the falls from about 100' west of the bridge. If you really want to climb to the bottom it can be done but we wouldn't recommend it. Just before the creek is a small, seasonal waterfall that is too small to find a page on the website, but adds a little bonus.