wallace falls state park
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This is a beautiful hike along the Wallace River. We went on a misty day so missed some of the view opportunities but the hike was still just beautiful. The only downsides are it's a bit of a drive, the trail is busy and they strictly enforce leash laws. That said I am sure this will become a favorite. Probably best to do mid week or early weekend mornings to avoid crowds. You'll need a discover pass for parking.
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Love this hike! So pretty and peaceful and enchanting. Took my children there several times a summer when they were younger, great hike, views, trails.
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We hiked all the way to the Upper Falls this past Friday and it was pretty busy in spite of the rain. It was very beautiful! The trail is well marked but definitely stretches your legs once you get past the lower falls. We enjoyed the view from the lower and middle falls the best. If you don't want to go all the way to the top for bragging rights, you might not want to go because the trail is very rough and steep from the valley overlook (past middle falls). Use caution once you pass the lower falls if it is raining. The trail has lots of exposed tree roots and we saw several younger visitors tripping. It is a very beautiful hike and definitely a must hike for outdoor lovers.
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Beautiful well-maintained trail. We took our 2 dogs and 2 kids and they had a great time. The lower falls viewing area is a great place to rest with a nice viewing area.
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This was a great hike. We started at the Wallace Falls State Park trail head, along the side of the Wallace River to the Greg Ball Trail, meandering up the hill, catching glimpses of the river and it's rapids as we went. It felt pretty steep in places; Washington Trails Assoc website says that its a 1500ft elevation gain, but it was very doable. You can branch off to the falls, but we kept on going up to Wallace Lake. (Washington Trails says that it's 8.2 miles roundtrip to the lake, but you can branch off onto a railroad grade road in a couple of places, which changes the mileage). The lake was gorgeous. We sat and had lunch looking out over the water, and surrounding peaks, and then followed a mile long trail to the smaller Jay Lake. At Jay Lake there are some camping pads that you can use (with a permit), and there's even a bathroom, complete with door, toilet paper and hand sanitizer!! The hike down was faster, but all that downhill was a little hard on the knees. I was glad of my hiking poles. You do need a Discovery Pass to park at the trailhead.
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Went there on a nice sunny day. Hiked over 3 miles to Mid falls and back. There are 3 falls here on same river, and the medium difficulty trail was just enough for us. Great beautiful scenery all along; got some good pictures. There were plenty of people and families hiking there, with lots of friendly dogs on leashes.
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Beautiful day to get up to the Middle of Wallace Falls. Popular hike with plenty of stops and starts to let people through. Satisfying view of the Falls upon arrival.
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Wallace falls was immediately a nice hike since you are hiking alone the river for the first leg of the hike. This segment is fairly flat and easy to navigate with small children and/or dogs. Further up it becomes more challenging up to the lower falls where you can sit for lunch at a picnic table and take a small detour for a washroom break. The middle falls are very close to the lower falls and is an easy addition for anyone up for it. I did not go up to the upper falls but it is a little longer and more challenging. it provides a good variety of difficulty and the shaded trail makes it nice to take your time.Advice: Get there early. Parking fills up fast on weekends.
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We hiked to the middle falls......being "flat-landers" from Texas and only living her since November and having hike only about four of five time any real distance....this was a realtively easy hike for a 52 and 64 year old!!!!We hiked it about 1:00 in the afternoon and were not too hot!! Take plenty of water for the hike up and down.There are places to rest and take pictures, go down to the water and cool off if you choose. It cost $10 for the all day parking pass.It is sooooooo worth it!!!!
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The hike is marked as medium difficulty, and it was a great hike- not too hard yet not a stroll through the park. The middle waterfall was the most beautiful. We had lunch at the top which was very wet. Overall it was a great.