I finally got a waterfall that has been on my hit list for about 4 years. It's actually relatively easy to get a through-the-trees view, but seeing it this clearly is a pretty dangerous process. I semi-measured the falls as 78' tall and the "creek" is gigantic in volume so it's a very impressive waterfall.
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Here's my new one from today: Little Mountain Falls near Glacier, WA. It's about 350-400' tall in total. The main drop is around 250' by itself but I didn't get a super clear view of it. I'll do that in the spring when the creek is really roaring with snowmelt:
It's on Lookout Creek. You drive over the creek about 2 miles east of Glacier (although it doesn't look all that impressive from the highway). There are directions here: Little Mountain Falls
Was looking for a hike where I could get in some mileage, not run into snow and see some wild flowers.
After seeing trip report on WTA I decided do Ingalls Creek, I've been wanting to do this hike for a while.
If you watch Jaws backwards its the touching story of a giant shark who pukes up so many people the town is forced to build a beach.
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If you watch Jaws backwards its the touching story of a giant shark who pukes up so many people the town is forced to build a beach.
A couple years back I found this little waterfall on West Cornell Creek near Glacier, WA.
Lower Cornell Creek Falls
I finally made it back in there this weekend to get the main waterfall(s) on the creek. Getting clear views of these waterfalls is pretty dangerous and involves climbing down nearly vertical canyon walls. Middle Cornell Creek Falls consists of 18' worth of cascades and then this beautiful 26' tall main drop (pardon the rain drops on the lens):
Middle Cornell Creek Falls
Just upstream is Cornell Creek Falls, which is 118' tall including a 72' tall main drop:
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