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Rainbow Falls State Park, Washington
Welcome to Rainbow Falls State Park! Located in an old-growth forest of cedar, Douglas-fir, and hemlock, this wooded park is known for its spectacular rainbow-crowned falls, which lend the park its Read more...
Welcome to Rainbow Falls State Park! Located in an old-growth forest of cedar, Douglas-fir, and hemlock, this wooded park is known for its spectacular rainbow-crowned falls, which lend the park its name. With 3,400 feet of freshwater shoreline along the Chehalis River, the Park is a popular place to enjoy water activities like fishing and canoeing. Take any of the nearby hiking trails to admire the bridges and some of the oldest trees in the region. Visitors may come for the falls, but they return time and again for the stunning forest scenery.
The Rainbow Falls Group Campground is the only group campground in Rainbow Falls State Park. The...
Don’t leave behind that equine friend! To take advantage of the seven miles of horse trails in the...
The Rainbow Falls Campground is located near the Chehalis River banks in a shady old-growth forest....
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