The Washington Trail That Leads To A Three-Tiered Waterfall Is Heaven On Earth
Snohomish County is so full of hidden gems, it may as well be its own country (but we are very glad it isn’t). And while Wallace Falls doesn’t exactly qualify as hidden since most Washingtonians know about it, it still requires a bit of a trek to explore it. Luckily, the Wallace Falls Trail is a delightful, well-marked hike that’s sure to convert anyone into a nature lover.

The falls, in their entirety, are over 265 feet tall.

This makes it one of the most popular trails in Washington, and it's easy to see why.
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This is not a boring hike, and you won't want to miss one moment of the visual splendor.
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And as you climb, the views will only get more and more spectacular.

Wallace Falls is actually a set of nine different cataracts, which is pretty remarkable.

As you can see, the views are absolutely worth it.

There's no other trail quite like it.
If you’re up for a bit of a challenge, the Wallace Falls Trail makes a splendid day hike. There will be signs for the trail from Gold Bar, so have an adventure and give it a go before the season ends.
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Wallace Falls State Park, 14503 Wallace Lake Road, Gold Bar, WA 98251, USA