Eagle Falls

Eagle Falls is a waterfall in the mountains of Washington where water drops approximately 25 feet through a narrow stone gorge. The river flows through this tight passage between steep rock walls and creates a dramatic water feature.

The site has been part of the forest region monitored by authorities for many years. It became a known hiking destination after explorers discovered the falls and word spread among outdoor enthusiasts.

The site draws hikers who appreciate the power of flowing water and mountain scenery. Many visitors stop to photograph the cascade and take time to observe the landscape.

The trailhead is accessible by car with free parking available near the start of the hike. Visit between late spring and early fall when weather conditions are most favorable and trails are in good condition.

The water remains ice-cold year-round because it is fed by glacial melt from higher elevations. This extreme cold makes swimming hazardous even on the hottest summer days.

GPS coordinates: 47.79591,-121.51444

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:04