You’re going to get hamburger eyes! This 4,735-acre park just outside the town of Gold Bar on the shores of the Wallace River. It features panoramic views, mighty rivers, backcountry lakes, old-growth coniferous forests, and perhaps the biggest stunner, 265-foot Wallace Falls.
If that isn’t enough, you can swim and boat to your heart’s content. In addition to the river, there are two lakes nearby (Jay Lake and Shaw Lake.) Seek out local wildlife like peregrine falcons or cougars (not the kind that buys you drinks).
Hit the Woody Trail to head to the nine (!) dazzling falls the park is named after. Be sure to stop at the Middle Falls overlook. It’s the highlight of the hike with a panoramic view of the Skykomish River valley. You’ll even be able to see the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
You’re going to get hamburger eyes! This 4,735-acre park just outside the town of Gold Bar on the shores of the Wallace River. It features panoramic views, mighty rivers, backcountry lakes, old-growth coniferous forests, and perhaps the biggest stunner, 265-foot Wallace Falls.
If that isn’t enough, you can swim and boat to your heart’s content. In addition to the river, there are two lakes nearby (Jay Lake and Shaw Lake.) Seek out local wildlife like peregrine falcons or cougars (not the kind that buys you drinks).
Hit the Woody Trail to head to the nine (!) dazzling falls the park is named after. Be sure to stop at the Middle Falls overlook. It’s the highlight of the hike with a panoramic view of the Skykomish River valley. You’ll even be able to see the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
To best experience all this park has to offer, there are private camping sites and cabins available for reservation.
Timing’s everything and it just may allow you to score one of only two walk-in tent sites at Wallace Falls Campground. These are uber private first-come, first-served sites with picnic tables, campfire rings and one shared restroom. There are no showers, but what’s camping without a little roughing it? You may also rent one of five cabins with cov Read more...
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Wallace Falls State Park
You’re going to get hamburger eyes! This 4,735-acre park just outside the town of Gold Bar on the shores of the Wallace River. It features panoramic views, mighty rivers, backcountry lakes, old-growth coniferous forests, and perhaps the biggest stunner, 265-foot Wallace Falls.
If that isn’t enough, you can swim and boat to your heart’s content. In addition to the river, there are two lakes nearby (Jay Lake and Shaw Lake.) Seek out local wildlife like peregrine falcons or cougars (not the kind that buys you drinks).
Hit the Woody Trail to head to the nine (!) dazzling falls the park is named after. Be sure to stop at the Middle Falls overlook. It’s the highlight of the hike with a panoramic view of the Skykomish River valley. You’ll even be able to see the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
To best experienc
You’re going to get hamburger eyes! This 4,735-acre park just outside the town of Gold Bar on the shores of the Wallace River. It features panoramic views, mighty rivers, backcountry lakes, old-growth coniferous forests, and perhaps the biggest stunner, 265-foot Wallace Falls.
If that isn’t enough, you can swim and boat to your heart’s content. In addition to the river, there are two lakes nearby (Jay Lake and Shaw Lake.) Seek out local wildlife like peregrine falcons or cougars (not the kind that buys you drinks).
Hit the Woody Trail to head to the nine (!) dazzling falls the park is named after. Be sure to stop at the Middle Falls overlook. It’s the highlight of the hike with a panoramic view of the Skykomish River valley. You’ll even be able to see the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
To best experience all this park has to offer, there are private camping sites and cabins available for reservation.
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Timing’s everything and it just may allow you to score one of only two walk-in tent sites at Wallace Falls Campground. These are uber private first-come, first-served sites with picnic tables, campfire rings and one shared restroom. There are no showers, but what’s camping without a little roughing it? You may also rent one of five cabins with cov Read more...
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