You can get more information by calling the state park (509) 646-9218. There are even 11 campsites for those who can handle the coyotes howling all night long. Summer has clear blue skies, and still some wildflowers, but it can be very hot it’s not uncommon. The grasslands around the falls bloom with wildflowers. The surrounding basalt canyon is turning green with plant life. The weather is mild, and the falls are at their highest volume. There are bathrooms right at the parking lot, in addition to picnic tables and a shelter. Spring is arguably the best time to visit Palouse Falls. The five minute walk to Upper Palouse Falls, which really looks more like rapids, is worth the effort after driving all the way out here. Be very careful and don't go too close to the edge of the cliffs. From the parking lot, walk about 50 feet to an overlook with interpretive signs and sturdy fences to guard you from the massive cliffs.įor a great photo op, hike a couple hundred yards on social trails cut into the grass for awesome views of the falls and valley extending to the South. Palouse Falls is every bit as accessible as it is spectacular. These miniature John Muirs were on to something. The frozen ice on each side of the falls was spectacular. This time our visit was in early January after some sub freezing temperatures in the area. It is a very unique setting and a beautiful waterfalls. The falls are a short walk from the parking area.īack in early 2014, a group of fifth-graders from nearby Washtucna, Washington were able to convince the governor to name Palouse Falls the official State Waterfall. Palouse Falls State Park is well worth the drive from Walla Walla. Bing Maps has a collection of great trails with directions to trail heads as well as photos.
Explore Washington's State Waterfall with a towering 198 foot drop. Discover trails like Palouse Falls Washington, find information like trail length, elevation, difficulty, activities, and nearby businesses.
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