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Guy W. Talbot State Park
Grab your picnic basket and your camera for an afternoon at this waterfall park.
At the base of the Latourell Falls trailhead sits Guy W. Talbot State Park, a compact day-use area generally used as a staging area for visiting Latourell Falls, a five-minute walk from the parking area. It’s also the starting point for the two-mile-long Latourell Falls Loop hike and a great spot for a picnic after a day exploring the many waterfalls along the Historic Columbia River Highway. If you have a larger group, you can book the on-site picnic shelter, which can accommodate up to 250 people.
At the base of the Latourell Falls trailhead sits Guy W. Talbot State Park, a compact day-use area generally used as a staging area for visiting Latourell Falls, a five-minute walk from the parking area. It’s also the starting point for the two-mile-long Latourell Falls Loop hike and a great spot for a picnic after a day exploring the many waterfalls along the Historic Columbia River Highway. If you have a larger group, you can book the on-site picnic shelter, which can accommodate up to 250 people.
When to Go
Guy W. Talbot State Park is open year round, and each season brings with it different perks. The water flow is at its most powerful in the springtime, but the chances of rain are high, while summer offers more pleasant weather but not as much water. Things pick up again in autumn, and while winter at the falls can be pretty, especially if it snows, the trails can get to icey
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Guy W. Talbot State Park is open year round, and each season brings with it different perks. The water flow is at its most powerful in the springtime, but the chances of rain are high, while summer offers more pleasant weather but not as much water. Things pick up again in autumn, and while winter at the falls can be pretty, especially if it snows, the trails can get to icey for safe hiking.
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