Olympic Peninsula Waterfall Trail
Beaver Falls off Hwy 113, Olympic Peninsula
Address: 3002 Mt Angeles Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362, Clallam County
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Highlights
Waterfalls are all around the Olympic Peninsula
They have diverse landscapes and access points
Madison Creek Falls is wheelchair accessible
Some falls require multi-day hiking trips
Most are accessible via a short hike
There are 22 waterfalls
The best time to see them is spring, after snowmelt
Six waterfalls are in rain forests
Considered a Magical Misty Tour
A free brochure with a map is available
Key Details
Duration: 1-3 Days touring by car
Some waterfalls are only a short hike
A few falls are up to 13 miles one way
Some falls are only accessible by boat
A few falls are in Olympic National Park
Cost: If falls are in ONP, $30 Park Pass
Some locations are closed seasonally
Family Friendly
Overview
The Olympic Peninsula Waterfall Trail offers year-round adventure and dramatic beauty. In spring, see roaring rivers and thundering waterfalls created by snowmelt and spring showers. In summer’s warmth, dangle your feet in a cool pool at the base of falls. Scout waterfalls amidst turning autumn leaves and glorious fall color. Take an adventure to a waterfall in winter for a fairyland world of icicles and snow.
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Travel Guide
Olympic PeninsulaOn Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, located 90 miles west of Seattle, you’ll find a nature lover’s dream-come-true. Hiking, biking, water sports. From snow-capped peaks to pristine ocean beaches... get ready to explore one of the most captivating places on the planet!
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