46° 39′ 49″ N, 118° 13′ 25″ W

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The last active waterfall onf the Ice Age flood

A dramatic scenery

Located in Washington's Palouse Falls State Park, the impressive waterfalls are 60 metres high. The park provides a viewpoint facing Palouse Falls. The viewpoint is only a short 1.2 mile walk from the parking area, campground, and picnic area. To get to the basin at the bottom of the falls, simply follow the narrow trail along the ridge and walk down. Be cautious: the descent is extremely steep and slippery.

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Located in southeast Washington

How to get there:

The easiest way to reach Palouse Waterfalls is to drive your own car. The road is well marked with a sign that indicate “Palouse Falls State Park”. Thereafter, you will find a parking lot at the end of the gravel road.

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